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TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.GeneralLinear.Borel

The upper-triangular Borel subgroup scheme of GL₂ #

For a commutative ring R, this file specializes the standard upper-triangular subgroup of GL_n to rank two. For the weights (1, 0) the only forbidden coordinate is the lower-left one, so the defining Hopf ideal in the coordinate Hopf algebra of GL₂ is the principal ideal (X₁₀).

Everything else about this subgroup is the general-rank UpperTriangular API at n = 2: the closed subgroup scheme TauCeti.GeneralLinear.UpperTriangular.groupScheme R 2, its closed immersion TauCeti.GeneralLinear.UpperTriangular.inclusion R 2 into GL₂, the description of its points as upper-triangular matrices (TauCeti.GeneralLinear.UpperTriangular.pointsMulEquiv), and the fact that it is a Borel subgroup over every field (TauCeti.GeneralLinear.UpperTriangular.isBorel_definingHopfIdeal).

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The lower-left coordinate is the image of the corresponding generic matrix variable.

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The weights (1, 0) whose weight parabolic is the standard upper-triangular Borel.

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    For the weights (1, 0), the weight-parabolic relation set is the singleton containing the lower-left coordinate.

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    The Hopf ideal (X₁₀) cutting out the upper-triangular matrices inside GL₂.

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      The underlying ideal of the Borel Hopf ideal is the principal ideal (X₁₀).

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      The coordinate Hopf algebra of the upper-triangular Borel subgroup scheme of GL₂.

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