Geometry of weight-unipotent subgroup schemes #
For an integer weight w i on each coordinate of GL_N, the weight-unipotent subgroup has
matrix entries fixed to the identity whenever w i ≤ w j. The remaining entries, indexed by
pairs with w j < w i, are free polynomial coordinates. This file identifies its coordinate
algebra with the polynomial algebra on those pairs.
The presentation is obtained directly from the determinant localization defining GL_N. The
generic weight-unipotent matrix is block triangular with identity diagonal blocks, so its
determinant is one and polynomial evaluation extends across the localization. The defining
quotient relations then give mutually inverse maps.
The polynomial presentation proves that the represented subgroup is smooth over every commutative base ring and geometrically connected over a field. A forthcoming pointwise unipotence theorem will supply the remaining property required of the unipotent factor in the dynamic Levi decomposition.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.GeneralLinear.WeightUnipotentIndex: the free matrix coordinatesw j < w i.TauCeti.GeneralLinear.weightUnipotentCoordinateAlgEquiv: the polynomial presentation of the weight-unipotent coordinate algebra.TauCeti.GeneralLinear.instSmoothWeightUnipotentCoordinateHopfAlgebra: smoothness over the base ring.geometricallyConnectedCommHopfAlgProperty_weightUnipotentCoordinateHopfAlgebra: geometric connectedness over a field.
References #
- G. R. Kempf, Instability in invariant theory, Annals of Mathematics 108 (1978), §2.
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), Chapter 13.
This advances the dynamic approach to parabolics and Levi decomposition in Layer 7 of the ReductiveGroups roadmap.
The polynomial matrix whose free entries are precisely those strictly below the weight-block diagonal, with identity matrices on the diagonal blocks.
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The weight-unipotent coordinate algebra is a polynomial algebra on the entries X_ij for
which w j < w i.
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The polynomial presentation sends a canonical quotient generic-matrix entry to the corresponding polynomial weight-unipotent matrix entry.
The inverse polynomial presentation sends a free variable to its quotient matrix entry.