The determinant morphism of the general linear group #
For a commutative ring R, this file constructs the determinant coordinate morphism
R[Multiplicative ℤ] ⟶ R[Xᵢⱼ][det(X)⁻¹].
The determinant of the localized generic matrix is group-like in the bundled coordinate Hopf
algebra of GLₙ. The free-group property of Multiplicative ℤ therefore sends an integer to
the corresponding integral power of this group-like element. Extending that homomorphism to the
group algebra and evaluating group-like elements gives the coordinate morphism. Its direction is
opposite to the represented group morphism det : GLₙ ⟶ 𝔾ₘ.
On algebra-valued convolution points, precomposition with this coordinate morphism agrees with
the ordinary unit-valued determinant of an invertible matrix. This comparison is compatible with
both the group-algebra presentation D(Multiplicative ℤ) and Tau Ceti's Laurent-polynomial
multiplicative-group points API. The construction includes rank zero and the zero ring.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.GeneralLinear.determinantGroupLike: the localized generic determinant as a group-like element.TauCeti.GeneralLinear.determinantCoordinateMap: the coordinate Hopf-algebra morphism fromD(Multiplicative ℤ)toGLₙ.TauCeti.GeneralLinear.determinantCoordinateMap_single: its value on every group-algebra basis element.TauCeti.GeneralLinear.determinantPoints: the induced homomorphism on convolution points.TauCeti.GeneralLinear.pointsMulEquiv_determinantPoints: under the standard point equivalences, the induced homomorphism is matrix determinant.
The determinant of the localized generic matrix, transported to the bundled coordinate
Hopf algebra of GLₙ, as a group-like element.
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The value of determinantGroupLike is the transported localized generic determinant.
The determinant coordinate morphism
O(𝔾ₘ) = R[Multiplicative ℤ] ⟶ O(GLₙ), packaged between the underlying commutative
Hopf algebras of the existing finite-type coordinate objects. Relative spectrum reverses this
arrow to the represented morphism det : GLₙ ⟶ 𝔾ₘ.
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The determinant coordinate morphism sends the basis element indexed by m to the scalar
multiple of the m-th integral power of the group-like generic determinant.
The standard group-algebra generator maps to the localized generic determinant.
Precomposition with the determinant coordinate morphism, as a homomorphism from GLₙ
convolution points to points of the group-algebra presentation of 𝔾ₘ.
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The point induced by the determinant coordinate morphism acts by precomposition.
The determinant homomorphism on convolution points is natural in the value algebra.
Evaluation of the group-like generic determinant at a general-linear point is the determinant of the associated invertible matrix.
Under the diagonalizable-group and general-linear point equivalences, precomposition with the determinant coordinate morphism is the ordinary unit-valued matrix determinant.
Starting with an invertible matrix, the point induced by the determinant coordinate morphism corresponds to its ordinary determinant unit.
The determinant comparison through Tau Ceti's Laurent-polynomial multiplicative-group points equivalence.