Points of Hopf-ideal quotients #
For a Hopf ideal I in a commutative Hopf algebra H, the quotient coordinate Hopf algebra
H ⧸ I represents a closed subgroup of the affine group represented by H. On functors of
points this is the injective group homomorphism
(H ⧸ I →ₐ[R] A) → (H →ₐ[R] A) obtained by pre-composing with the quotient map
H → H ⧸ I.
This file records the point-level part of that dictionary. The image is characterized by the
ordinary algebraic condition that an A-point of H vanish on the ideal I; equivalently,
the point factors uniquely through the quotient algebra.
Main declarations #
CommHopfAlgCat.quotientPointsHom: the group homomorphism from quotient points to ambient points.CommHopfAlgCat.liftQuotientPoint: factor an ambient point throughH ⧸ Iwhen it killsI.CommHopfAlgCat.mem_range_quotientPointsHom_iff: quotient points are exactly ambient points killingI.CommHopfAlgCat.quotientPointsSubgroup: the subgroup of ambient points cut out byI.CommHopfAlgCat.eq_one_of_mem_quotientPointsSubgroup_augmentation: the subgroup cut out by the augmentation ideal consists only of the identity point.CommHopfAlgCat.instIsMulCommutativeQuotientPointsSubgroup: when the quotient Hopf algebra is cocommutative, the cut-out point subgroup is commutative.CommHopfAlgCat.mem_quotientPointsSubgroup_map_iff: membership in the point subgroup cut out by an ideal mapped along a morphism is detected after pullback.CommHopfAlgCat.mapDomainMulEquiv_mem_quotientPointsSubgroup_comapOfSurjective_iff: transport of quotient-subgroup membership along a bialgebra equivalence.
References #
This is a Layer 3 prerequisite for TauCetiRoadmap/ReductiveGroups/README.md, "Hopf ideals ↔
closed subgroup schemes". It builds on the quotient Hopf algebra API in
TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.HopfIdeal.Quotient.Basic and Mathlib's algebra quotient universal
property Ideal.Quotient.liftₐ.
The map on A-points induced by the quotient coordinate morphism H ⟶ H ⧸ I.
Contravariantly, this is the closed-subgroup inclusion on points: it sends a point of the
quotient Hopf algebra to its composite with the quotient map from H.
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The quotient-points map acts by pre-composition with the quotient morphism.
Pointwise form of CommHopfAlgCat.quotientPointsHom_apply.
Mapping a point along a coordinate morphism that factors through a Hopf-ideal quotient is the same as first mapping it to the quotient and then including the quotient point into the ambient point group.
The map from quotient points to ambient points is injective.
An ambient A-point factors through H ⧸ I when it kills the Hopf ideal I.
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- TauCeti.CommHopfAlgCat.liftQuotientPoint H I A g hg = WithConv.toConv (Ideal.Quotient.liftₐ I.toIdeal g.ofConv ⋯)
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The quotient point built from a point killing I evaluates on a quotient class by
choosing any representative.
Factoring a point that kills I through the quotient and then including it back in the
ambient point group recovers the original point.
Evaluating the commutator of two lifted quotient points on a quotient class gives the commutator of the original ambient points on its representative.
A point of the ambient Hopf algebra lies in the image of quotient points if and only if it kills the Hopf ideal.
The subgroup of ambient A-points cut out by a Hopf ideal I.
Its elements are exactly those algebra maps H →ₐ[R] A that vanish on I; this is the
point-level closed subgroup represented by the quotient coordinate Hopf algebra H ⧸ I.
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The points cut out by I form a commutative group whenever the quotient coordinate Hopf
algebra is cocommutative.
Membership in the subgroup of points cut out by a Hopf ideal is vanishing on that ideal.
A point killing the augmentation ideal is the identity point: the trivial subgroup has only the identity over every value algebra.
The subgroup of points cut out by the augmentation ideal consists exactly of the identity point.
A point vanishes on a Hopf ideal mapped along a morphism exactly when its pullback along that morphism vanishes on the original ideal.
Precomposition by a bijective bialgebra morphism identifies the points cut out by a Hopf ideal with the points cut out by its pullback.
The included quotient point belongs to the subgroup cut out by the Hopf ideal.