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TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.HopfIdeal.IdentityComponent

Identity components of closed subgroups #

For a closed subgroup N of an affine group G, HopfIdeal.identityComponent cuts out N° as a closed subgroup of G. Its quotient coordinate algebra is canonically isomorphic to the coordinate algebra obtained by taking the identity component inside N.

The identity component has the same tangent Lie algebra as N, and hence the same dimension when N is smooth. When G and N are reduced, normality of N implies normality of N° in G: the identity component is characteristic in N, and normality can be tested on rational points. All statements are over an algebraically closed field; no connectedness of the ambient group is required.

References #

noncomputable def TauCeti.HopfIdeal.identityComponent {k : Type u} [Field k] [IsAlgClosed k] {H : FiniteTypeCommHopfAlgCat k} (I : HopfIdeal k ↑H.obj) :
HopfIdeal k ↑H.obj

The defining Hopf ideal of the identity component of a closed subgroup, viewed as a closed subgroup of the original ambient group.

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    A function vanishes on N° exactly when its restriction to N vanishes on the identity component of N.

    The identity component of a closed subgroup is contained in that subgroup. The inequality is reversed on defining ideals.

    A connected closed subgroup of a closed subgroup N is contained in the identity component of N. The inequalities are reversed because they compare defining ideals.

    Computing the coordinate algebra of N° inside G or inside N gives isomorphic commutative Hopf algebras.

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      The identity component of a closed subgroup is geometrically connected.

      The identity component of a smooth closed subgroup is smooth.

      The identity component of a reduced normal closed subgroup is normal in a reduced ambient affine group.

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      A closed subgroup and its identity component have the same tangent Lie algebra in the ambient group.

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      A smooth closed subgroup and its identity component have the same Krull dimension.