The general linear coordinate Hopf algebra #
For a commutative ring R, this file constructs the coordinate Hopf algebra of GLₙ as
R[Xᵢⱼ][det(X)⁻¹].
The matrix-monoid comultiplication and counit extend across the localization because the generic determinant is group-like. The antipode evaluates the polynomial generators at the nonsingular inverse of the localized generic matrix. The bialgebra and Hopf laws are proved by localization extensionality and polynomial-generator calculations; in particular, the construction never assumes that the localization map is injective.
The raw structure dictionaries are named values rather than global instances. The bundled
coordinateHopfAlgebra is the coherence boundary for the chosen matrix-coordinate structure,
and finiteTypeCoordinateHopfAlgebra records that this localization is of finite type. The
construction includes rank zero and the zero ring, with no nontriviality or positive-rank
hypothesis.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.GeneralLinear.CoordinateRing: the determinant localization.TauCeti.GeneralLinear.comul,TauCeti.GeneralLinear.counit: the localized coalgebra maps.TauCeti.GeneralLinear.antipode: the inverse-matrix antipode.TauCeti.GeneralLinear.hopfAlgebra: the selected Hopf-algebra dictionary.TauCeti.GeneralLinear.coordinateHopfAlgebra: the bundled commutative Hopf algebra.TauCeti.GeneralLinear.adjoin_coordinateHopfAlgebra_X_union_antipode_X: its generic entries and their antipode images generate its carrier as an algebra.TauCeti.GeneralLinear.finiteTypeCoordinateHopfAlgebra: its finite-type package.
References #
The coordinate ring of GLₙ, obtained by inverting the determinant of Mathlib's generic
matrix in the matrix-monoid coordinate ring.
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- TauCeti.GeneralLinear.CoordinateRing R n = Localization.Away (Matrix.mvPolynomialX (Fin n) (Fin n) R).det
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The canonical algebra map from the matrix-monoid coordinate ring into its determinant localization.
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The canonical map into the determinant localization agrees with its algebra map.
Mathlib's generic matrix after applying the canonical map into the determinant localization.
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- TauCeti.GeneralLinear.localizedGenericMatrix R n = (Matrix.mvPolynomialX (Fin n) (Fin n) R).map ⇑(TauCeti.GeneralLinear.coordinateRingMap R n)
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An entry of the localized generic matrix is the image of the corresponding polynomial generator.
The determinant of the localized generic matrix is the image of the generic determinant.
The determinant of the localized generic matrix is a unit.
The matrix-multiplication comultiplication extended across the determinant localization.
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- TauCeti.GeneralLinear.comul R n = IsLocalization.Away.liftAlgHom (Matrix.mvPolynomialX (Fin n) (Fin n) R).det ⋯
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The identity-matrix counit extended across the determinant localization.
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- TauCeti.GeneralLinear.counit R n = IsLocalization.Away.liftAlgHom (Matrix.mvPolynomialX (Fin n) (Fin n) R).det ⋯
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The localized comultiplication restricts to the matrix-monoid comultiplication followed by the two canonical localization maps.
The localized counit restricts to the matrix-monoid counit.
The antipode of the general linear coordinate ring. It evaluates the polynomial generators at the nonsingular inverse of the localized generic matrix and extends across the localization.
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- TauCeti.GeneralLinear.antipode R n = IsLocalization.Away.liftAlgHom (Matrix.mvPolynomialX (Fin n) (Fin n) R).det ⋯
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On the polynomial subalgebra, the antipode is evaluation at the nonsingular inverse of the localized generic matrix.
Two algebra homomorphisms out of the determinant localization are equal if they agree on the matrix-monoid coordinate ring.
Comultiplication sends a localized generic entry to the matrix-multiplication sum.
The antipode sends a localized generic entry to the corresponding entry of the nonsingular inverse.
Applying comultiplication entrywise to the localized generic matrix gives the product of its left- and right-tensor copies, in the order representing ordinary matrix multiplication.
Applying the counit entrywise to the localized generic matrix gives the identity matrix.
Applying the antipode entrywise to the localized generic matrix gives its nonsingular inverse.
The determinant of the localized generic matrix remains group-like for the localized comultiplication.
The counit sends the determinant of the localized generic matrix to one.
The antipode sends the localized generic determinant to its ring inverse.
The bialgebra structure on the determinant localization, with matrix-multiplication comultiplication and identity-matrix counit.
This is intentionally a named value rather than a global instance.
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The Hopf-algebra structure on the determinant localization whose antipode is inverse-matrix evaluation.
This is intentionally a named value rather than a global instance. Use coordinateHopfAlgebra
as the bundled coherence boundary.
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Selecting hopfAlgebra R n makes its comultiplication the explicit localized map comul R n.
The equality is heterogeneous because opacity hides the stored module structure.
Selecting hopfAlgebra R n makes its counit the explicit localized map counit R n.
The equality is heterogeneous because opacity hides the stored module structure.
Selecting hopfAlgebra R n makes its antipode the explicit inverse-matrix map antipode R n.
The equality is heterogeneous because opacity hides the stored module structure.
The determinant localization bundled with the selected general linear Hopf-algebra structure.
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The canonical algebra equivalence from the determinant localization to the carrier of its bundled coordinate Hopf algebra.
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The localized generic matrix, read in the bundled coordinate Hopf algebra of GLₙ.
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An entry of the bundled generic matrix is the corresponding bundled coordinate.
The determinant of the bundled generic matrix is a unit.
An entry of the inverse bundled generic matrix is the bundled image of the corresponding localized inverse entry.
Algebra morphisms out of O(GLₙ) commute with inverting the generic matrix.
Comultiplication on the bundled coordinate Hopf algebra agrees with the explicit localized
comultiplication after transport through coordinateHopfAlgebraAlgEquiv.
The counit on the bundled coordinate Hopf algebra agrees with the explicit localized
counit after transport through coordinateHopfAlgebraAlgEquiv.
The antipode on the bundled coordinate Hopf algebra agrees with inverse-matrix evaluation
after transport through coordinateHopfAlgebraAlgEquiv.
The bundled coordinate Hopf algebra retains the matrix-multiplication comultiplication on localized generic entries.
The bundled coordinate Hopf algebra retains the identity-matrix counit on localized generic entries.
The bundled coordinate Hopf algebra sends a localized generic entry under the antipode to the corresponding inverse-matrix entry.
The counit sends the bundled generic matrix to the identity matrix.
The comultiplication sends the bundled generic matrix to the product of its two tensor
inclusions: Δ X = (X ⊗ 1)(1 ⊗ X).
The antipode sends the bundled generic matrix to its bundled inverse.
Two algebra homomorphisms out of the bundled coordinate Hopf algebra of GLₙ are equal if
they agree on the localized generic entries. This is the bundled counterpart of
algHom_ext_away.
Two bialgebra homomorphisms out of the bundled coordinate Hopf algebra of GLₙ are equal
if they agree on the localized generic entries.
The localized generic entries and their images under the stored antipode generate the carrier of the bundled general linear coordinate Hopf algebra.
The general linear coordinate Hopf algebra bundled with its finite-type algebra property.
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- TauCeti.GeneralLinear.finiteTypeCoordinateHopfAlgebra R n = { obj := TauCeti.GeneralLinear.coordinateHopfAlgebra R n, property := ⋯ }
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The underlying commutative Hopf algebra of finiteTypeCoordinateHopfAlgebra is
coordinateHopfAlgebra.
The coordinate Hopf algebra of GL_n carries the finite-type instance recorded by its
bundled finite-type coordinate algebra.