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TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.GeneralLinear.Projective

The projective general linear point functor #

The represented center of GLₙ maps isomorphically onto the ordinary center of its group of points. Consequently, its pointwise center quotient is Mathlib's projective general linear group PGL(n, A) over every commutative value algebra A. This file proves that identification and packages it naturally in A.

This is an identification of the presheaf quotient before fppf sheafification. It does not assert that the pointwise quotient is already an fppf sheaf, or construct a representing Hopf algebra.

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References #

The pointwise quotient of GLₙ by its represented center is the projective general linear group over the same value algebra.

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    The quotient equivalence sends the class of a GLₙ-point to the class of its associated invertible matrix.

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    The inverse quotient equivalence sends the class of an invertible matrix to the class of its associated GLₙ-point.

    The presheaf A ↦ GLₙ(A) / Z(GLₙ(A)), with values given by Mathlib's Matrix.ProjGenLinGroup, packaged as a group-valued functor. This is not the functor of points of the algebraic group PGLₙ; obtaining that functor requires fppf sheafification.

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      The objects of pglPointsFunctor are Mathlib's projective general linear groups.

      The pointwise center quotient of GLₙ is naturally isomorphic to the presheaf with values Mathlib's projective general linear groups. This is a presheaf-level statement before fppf sheafification, not an identification with the functor of points of the algebraic group PGLₙ.

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        After transport to the concrete quotient groups, the hom component of the natural identification is the objectwise quotient isomorphism.

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        After transport to the concrete quotient groups, the inverse component of the natural identification is the inverse objectwise quotient isomorphism.

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        After transport to the concrete quotient groups, the hom component of the natural identification sends a quotient class to the class of its associated invertible matrix.

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        After transport to the concrete quotient groups, the inverse component of the natural identification sends the class of an invertible matrix to its associated quotient class.