Points of a group scheme generated by morphisms #
Let f i : H ⟶ K i be morphisms of commutative Hopf algebras. The common-kernel quotient of
H represents the smallest closed subgroup scheme of Spec H through which all the
contravariant morphisms Spec (K i) ⟶ Spec H factor. This file proves the corresponding easy
direction on algebra-valued points: the subgroup generated by the images of all K i-points is
contained in the points of the common-kernel quotient.
The reverse inclusion is false at this level of generality. Even when it holds after imposing conditions on the value algebra, it is a separate density or generation theorem rather than a formal consequence of the common-kernel construction.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.CommHopfAlgCat.mapPoints_commonKernel_mem_quotientPointsSubgroup: every point in one of the given families lands in the subgroup cut out by the common-kernel Hopf ideal.TauCeti.CommHopfAlgCat.closure_iUnion_range_mapPoints_le_commonKernelPoints: the subgroup generated by all these point images lies in the common-kernel quotient points.
This is the pointwise bridge used by the Chevalley--Demazure construction in Layer 9 of the ReductiveGroups roadmap: its explicitly generated group scheme must contain the elementary group generated by its root subgroups.
Every point obtained from one of the morphisms defining a common-kernel quotient belongs to the subgroup of ambient points cut out by that quotient.
The subgroup generated by all point images of a family of Hopf-algebra morphisms is contained in the points of their common-kernel quotient.