Translations of an affine group #
A k-point of an affine group acts on its coordinate algebra by translation. For a
commutative Hopf algebra H over k, a point g : H →ₐ[k] k defines the algebra endomorphism
x ↦ ∑ x₍₁₎ g(x₍₂₎).
The regular-comodule action shows that this endomorphism is bijective, with inverse obtained from the convolution inverse point. This file packages it as an algebra equivalence, records its group action laws, and identifies its action on the prime spectrum.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.HopfAlgebra.rightTranslationAlgHom: pullback by right translation by a point.TauCeti.HopfAlgebra.rightTranslationAlgEquiv: right translation as an algebra automorphism.TauCeti.HopfAlgebra.rightTranslationAlgEquiv_mulandTauCeti.HopfAlgebra.rightTranslationAlgHom_mul: right translation respects the convolution product of points.TauCeti.HopfAlgebra.rightTranslationStabilizer: the subgroup of points whose right translation fixes a given function.TauCeti.HopfAlgebra.comap_rightTranslationAlgEquiv_augmentationPoint: the translated counit point is the given point.TauCeti.HopfAlgebra.rightTranslationHomeomorph: right translation on the prime spectrum.TauCeti.HopfAlgebra.height_kernel_eq_height_augmentation: translation preserves the height of the augmentation ideal.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), Proposition 2.37.
- W. C. Waterhouse, Introduction to Affine Group Schemes, Section 6.7.
This is translation infrastructure for Layer 3, "Identity component G° and component group
π₀(G)", of the ReductiveGroups roadmap.
Pullback by right translation by a k-point of an affine group, on its coordinate algebra.
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- TauCeti.HopfAlgebra.rightTranslationAlgHom g = (WithConv.toConv (AlgHom.id k H) * WithConv.toConv ((Algebra.ofId k H).comp g.ofConv)).ofConv
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Right translation evaluates by applying the point to the second tensor factor of the comultiplication.
Composing a point with right translation is convolution by the translating point.
Applying a point to a right-translated function is convolution by the translating point.
Pullback by right translation by a k-point, as an algebra automorphism of the coordinate
algebra.
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The algebra equivalence underlying right translation is the right-translation algebra homomorphism.
The coordinate map of right translation is convolution of the universal point with the constant translating point.
Translation by the identity point is the identity algebra automorphism.
Translation by a convolution product is the composite of the two translations.
Translation by the identity point is the identity algebra endomorphism.
Translation by a convolution product is the composite of the two translation algebra endomorphisms.
Translation by an inverse point is the inverse algebra automorphism.
The points whose right translation fixes a given function form a subgroup.
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A point lies in the stabilizer of a function exactly when its right translation fixes it.
Right translation as an algebra equivalence has the expected evaluation formula.
Evaluating a right-translated function at the identity evaluates the original function at the translating point.
Translation identifies the height of the ideal of any rational point with the height of the augmentation ideal.
Right translation on the prime spectrum. The inverse algebra equivalence occurs because
Spec is contravariant.
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Right translation on the prime spectrum is contraction along the right-translation algebra automorphism.
Contraction of the augmentation point along right translation gives the translating point.
A homomorphism of affine groups commutes with right translation by a point and its image.