Morphisms of descended group algebras #
An equivariant homomorphism of abelian groups with Galois action induces a homomorphism of their invariant coordinate algebras. For a finite Galois extension this preserves the descended Hopf structure. The construction respects identities and composition, and its scalar extension agrees with the usual map of split group algebras under the splitting isomorphisms. These are the coordinate morphisms needed to recover groups of multiplicative type, and in particular tori, functorially from their character groups.
The split map is Mathlib's MonoidAlgebra.mapDomainBialgHom; only its descent is constructed
here. No finite-generation or torsion-freeness assumption on the exponent groups is needed.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), Theorem 12.23 and Appendix A.64.
An equivariant map of exponent groups induces a map of invariant algebras.
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The descended algebra map is the restriction of the split group-algebra map.
Descent of the identity exponent map is the identity algebra map.
Descent of exponent maps respects composition.
An equivariant map of exponent groups descends to a bialgebra morphism.
Antipode compatibility is given by BialgHom.map_antipode and the simp lemma
BialgHomClass.map_antipode.
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The algebra homomorphism underlying the descended bialgebra morphism.
The descended bialgebra morphism agrees with the split map on invariant elements.
Descent sends the identity exponent map to the identity bialgebra morphism.
Descent of bialgebra morphisms respects composition of equivariant exponent maps.
The splitting isomorphisms identify scalar extension of a descended morphism with the ordinary split group-algebra morphism.