The closed subgroup scheme of GLₙ generated by a family of coordinate morphisms #
Over a commutative ring R, fix a family of morphisms of commutative Hopf algebras
f i : O(GLₙ/R) ⟶ K i.
Contravariantly these are homomorphisms Spec (K i) ⟶ GLₙ of affine group schemes, and the
smallest closed subgroup scheme of GLₙ through which all of them factor is cut out by the
largest Hopf ideal contained in all their kernels. This file packages that common-kernel
quotient as a closed subgroup scheme of GLₙ over R, together with its matrix-valued points.
The defining ideal is maximal among Hopf ideals killed by the f i over R itself. That
maximality is what makes the scheme receive endomorphisms from generator equations, and it is
the reason to form the scheme over the ring one works over rather than to base change a scheme
generated over a subring: a Hopf ideal killed by the base-changed generators need not descend.
No reductivity, smoothness, flatness or root-datum statement is asserted, and nothing here
identifies the points of the generated scheme with the abstract subgroup generated by the images
of the K i-points; only the containment of the latter in the former is formal.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.GeneralLinear.generatedGroupScheme: the closed subgroup scheme ofGLₙgenerated by the family, presented as a Hopf-ideal quotient ofO(GLₙ/R).TauCeti.GeneralLinear.generatedGroupSchemeι: its closed immersion intoGLₙ.TauCeti.GeneralLinear.generatorToGeneratedGroupScheme: the morphismSpec (K i) ⟶the generated scheme through which theith generator factors.TauCeti.GeneralLinear.generatedPointsSubgroup: its matrix-valued points over anR-algebra.TauCeti.GeneralLinear.pointsMulEquiv_mapPointsFunctor_mem_generatedPointsSubgroup: every matrix coming from a point of someK iis a point of the generated scheme.
References #
The construction is the scheme-theoretic subgroup generated by a family of homomorphisms; see J. E. Humphreys, Linear Algebraic Groups, §7.5, and W. C. Waterhouse, Introduction to Affine Group Schemes, §15.1. In the Chevalley--Demazure setting the family consists of the root subgroups and a split torus.
The affine group scheme generated inside GLₙ by a family of coordinate morphisms,
presented as the quotient of O(GLₙ/R) by the largest Hopf ideal killed by all of them.
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The generated group scheme is the spectrum of the common-kernel Hopf quotient.
The canonical morphism from the generated subgroup scheme to GLₙ.
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The inclusion of the generated subgroup scheme is the quotient-spectrum inclusion, read
through the named presentation of GLₙ.
Closed immersion of the generated-subgroup inclusion reduces to closed immersion of the
common-kernel quotient inclusion. This records the definitional transport through
generatedGroupScheme_def explicitly for downstream proofs.
The generated subgroup scheme is a closed subgroup scheme of GLₙ.
The ith generator, factored through the subgroup scheme it generates.
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The generator morphism is induced by the common-kernel factorization.
Closed immersion of a factored generator reduces to closed immersion of the spectrum map of
its common-kernel lift. This records the definitional transport through
generatedGroupScheme_def explicitly for downstream proofs.
Factoring the ith generator through the generated subgroup scheme and then including into
GLₙ recovers that generator.
The ith generator is a closed immersion into the generated subgroup scheme whenever its
coordinate morphism is surjective.
Matrix-valued points #
The matrix-valued points of the subgroup scheme of GLₙ generated by a family of coordinate
morphisms.
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The points of the generated subgroup scheme are the matrix points cut out by its defining Hopf ideal.
A matrix is a point of the generated subgroup scheme exactly when the corresponding point of
O(GLₙ/R) vanishes on the defining Hopf ideal.
Every matrix coming from a point of one of the generators is a point of the generated subgroup scheme.
A Hopf ideal killed by every generator cuts out a point subgroup containing the points of the generated subgroup scheme.