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TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.HopfIdeal.Quotient.Basic

Hopf-ideal quotients of commutative Hopf algebras #

This file packages the quotient of a commutative Hopf algebra by a Hopf ideal as an object of CommHopfAlgCat, with its quotient morphism, the induced morphisms out of it, its kernel, the maps between quotients by nested Hopf ideals, and its transport along surjective ambient morphisms; the quotient by the zero Hopf ideal is the original Hopf algebra. The Hopf algebra structure and quotient bialgebra morphism are supplied by Mathlib's quotient instances and morphisms.

The same quotient of a finite-type commutative Hopf algebra is again an object of FiniteTypeCommHopfAlgCat: finite type descends along the surjective quotient algebra map.

Main declarations #

References #

The quotient Hopf algebra construction is Mathlib's (Mathlib.RingTheory.HopfAlgebra.Quotient), applied through the instances of TauCeti.Algebra.HopfAlgebra.HopfIdeal.Basic; see Sweedler, Hopf Algebras, Chapter 4, and Waterhouse, Introduction to Affine Group Schemes, §16. The finite-type descent is Mathlib's Algebra.FiniteType.quotient.

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noncomputable abbrev TauCeti.CommHopfAlgCat.quotient {R : Type u} [CommRing R] (H : CommHopfAlgCat R) (I : HopfIdeal R ↑H) :

The quotient of a commutative Hopf algebra by a Hopf ideal, as a bundled commutative Hopf algebra.

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    noncomputable abbrev TauCeti.CommHopfAlgCat.mkQuotient {R : Type u} [CommRing R] (H : CommHopfAlgCat R) (I : HopfIdeal R ↑H) :

    The quotient morphism H ⟶ H ⧸ I in CommHopfAlgCat.

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      The quotient morphism has the expected underlying bialgebra morphism.

      The quotient morphism sends an element to its quotient class.

      The linear map underlying the quotient morphism is the ideal quotient map.

      The kernel of the quotient morphism is the Hopf ideal being quotiented by.

      An element maps to zero in the quotient exactly when it belongs to the Hopf ideal.

      The quotient morphism is surjective.

      A Hopf-algebra quotient morphism is an epimorphism.

      Morphisms out of a Hopf-algebra quotient are determined by their composites with the quotient morphism.

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      noncomputable abbrev TauCeti.CommHopfAlgCat.liftQuotient {R : Type u} [CommRing R] {H K : CommHopfAlgCat R} (I : HopfIdeal R ↑H) (f : H ⟶ K) (hf : I.toIdeal ≤ RingHom.ker (↑(CommHopfAlgCat.Hom.hom f)).toRingHom) :

      A morphism of commutative Hopf algebras out of H which kills a Hopf ideal factors through the quotient object.

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        The quotient lift has the expected underlying bialgebra morphism.

        The quotient lift evaluates on quotient classes as the original morphism.

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        The quotient lift composed with the quotient morphism is the original morphism.

        A morphism out of the quotient object is determined by its precomposition with the quotient morphism.

        A surjective morphism remains surjective after factoring through a Hopf-ideal quotient.

        A surjective morphism of commutative Hopf algebras identifies the quotient by the inverse-image Hopf ideal with the corresponding quotient of the target.

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          The forward quotient isomorphism induced by a surjective morphism commutes with the quotient morphisms.

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          The forward quotient isomorphism induced by a surjective morphism evaluates on quotient classes by applying the morphism before taking the target quotient.

          Transporting the quotient object along an equality of Hopf ideals transports its quotient morphism. This is the identity that lets an automorphism preserving a Hopf ideal be compared with the isomorphism it induces on the quotient.

          noncomputable def TauCeti.CommHopfAlgCat.quotientIsoOfIso {R : Type u} [CommRing R] {H K : CommHopfAlgCat R} (e : H ≅ K) (I : HopfIdeal R ↑K) :

          An isomorphism of commutative Hopf algebras induces an isomorphism from the quotient by the inverse-image Hopf ideal to the corresponding quotient of the target.

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            The forward map of the quotient isomorphism commutes with the quotient morphisms.

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            The inverse map of the quotient isomorphism commutes with the quotient morphisms.

            A Hopf ideal is invariant under an ambient automorphism if both the automorphism and its inverse pull it into itself.

            noncomputable def TauCeti.CommHopfAlgCat.quotientIsoOfComapEq {R : Type u} [CommRing R] {H K : CommHopfAlgCat R} (e : H ≅ K) (I : HopfIdeal R ↑K) {J : HopfIdeal R ↑H} (hI : I.comapOfSurjective (CommHopfAlgCat.Hom.hom e.hom) ⋯ = J) :

            An isomorphism e : H ≅ K that pulls the Hopf ideal I of K back to the Hopf ideal J of H induces an isomorphism of the quotients. For K = H and J = I this is the automorphism of the quotient induced by an ideal-preserving automorphism.

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              The quotient isomorphism induced by an ideal-matching ambient isomorphism commutes with the quotient morphisms.

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              The inverse of the quotient isomorphism induced by an ideal-matching ambient isomorphism commutes with the quotient morphisms.

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              The forward quotient isomorphism induced by an ambient isomorphism evaluates on quotient classes by applying the ambient isomorphism before taking the target quotient.

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              The inverse quotient isomorphism induced by an ambient isomorphism evaluates on quotient classes by applying the inverse ambient isomorphism before taking the source quotient.

              Quotienting a commutative Hopf algebra by the zero Hopf ideal gives an isomorphic object of CommHopfAlgCat.

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                The forward map of the quotient-by-zero isomorphism is the lift of the identity.

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                The inverse map of the quotient-by-zero isomorphism is the quotient morphism.

                A surjective morphism of commutative Hopf algebras identifies the quotient by its Hopf-ideal kernel with its target.

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                  The kernel quotient isomorphism identifies the quotient morphism with the original surjective morphism.

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                  The inverse of the kernel quotient isomorphism identifies the original surjective morphism with the quotient morphism.

                  A surjective morphism of commutative Hopf algebras identifies the quotient by any Hopf ideal equal to its Hopf-ideal kernel with its target.

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                    The identification of a quotient by the kernel of a surjective morphism with its target identifies the quotient morphism with the original surjective morphism.

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                    The identification of a quotient by the kernel of a surjective morphism with its target identifies the quotient morphism with the original surjective morphism.

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                    The inverse identification of a quotient by the kernel of a surjective morphism with its target identifies the original surjective morphism with the quotient morphism.

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                    The inverse identification of a quotient by the kernel of a surjective morphism with its target identifies the original surjective morphism with the quotient morphism.

                    If I ≤ J, then the quotient map by J kills every element of I.

                    A morphism out of H that factors through the quotient by I kills I.

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                    noncomputable abbrev TauCeti.CommHopfAlgCat.quotientMapOfLe {R : Type u} [CommRing R] (H : CommHopfAlgCat R) {I J : HopfIdeal R ↑H} (hIJ : I ≤ J) :

                    The coordinate morphism H ⧸ I ⟶ H ⧸ J induced by an inclusion I ≤ J of Hopf ideals.

                    It is the unique morphism out of H ⧸ I whose composite with H ⟶ H ⧸ I is the quotient map H ⟶ H ⧸ J.

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                      The quotient-to-quotient morphism sends the class of h modulo I to its class modulo J.

                      A quotient-to-quotient coordinate morphism induced by an inclusion of Hopf ideals is surjective.

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                      The surjective kernel Hopf ideal of the induced map H ⧸ I ⟶ H ⧸ J is the image of J in H ⧸ I.

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                      Over a field, the kernel Hopf ideal of the induced map H ⧸ I ⟶ H ⧸ J is the image of J in H ⧸ I.

                      Composing the quotient map H ⟶ H ⧸ I with the quotient-to-quotient morphism for I ≤ J gives the quotient map H ⟶ H ⧸ J.

                      Composing the quotient map H ⟶ H ⧸ I with the quotient-to-quotient morphism for I ≤ J gives the quotient map H ⟶ H ⧸ J.

                      A lift through the larger of two Hopf ideals is recognized by its precomposition with the quotient morphism. Composing H ⧸ I ⟶ H ⧸ J with the lift of f : H ⟶ K through H ⧸ J gives the unique morphism g : H ⧸ I ⟶ K with mkQuotient H I ≫ g = f.

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                      The quotient-to-quotient morphism for I ≤ I is the identity morphism.

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                      Quotient-to-quotient morphisms compose along inclusions of Hopf ideals.

                      The quotient-to-quotient morphism induced by an inclusion I ≤ J of Hopf ideals is injective exactly when I = J.

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                      The quotient of a finite-type commutative Hopf algebra by a Hopf ideal, as a bundled finite-type commutative Hopf algebra.

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                        Quotienting a finite-type commutative Hopf algebra by the zero Hopf ideal gives an isomorphic finite-type commutative Hopf algebra.

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                          noncomputable abbrev TauCeti.FiniteTypeCommHopfAlgCat.mkQuotient {R : Type u} [CommRing R] (H : FiniteTypeCommHopfAlgCat R) (I : HopfIdeal R ↑H.obj) :

                          The quotient morphism H ⟶ H ⧸ I in FiniteTypeCommHopfAlgCat.

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                            Morphisms out of a finite-type Hopf-algebra quotient are determined by their composites with the quotient morphism.

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                            The inverse map of the finite-type quotient-by-zero isomorphism is the quotient morphism.

                            The kernel of the finite-type quotient morphism is the Hopf ideal being quotiented by.

                            An element maps to zero in the finite-type quotient exactly when it belongs to the Hopf ideal.

                            An isomorphism of finite-type commutative Hopf algebras induces an isomorphism from the quotient by the inverse-image Hopf ideal to the corresponding quotient of the target.

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                              If I is a minimal Hopf ideal of K among those whose quotient satisfies the isomorphism-closed property P, then its inverse image along an isomorphism e : H ≅ K is a minimal such Hopf ideal of H.

                              Transporting a finite-type quotient object along an equality of Hopf ideals transports its quotient morphism.

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                              The forward finite-type quotient isomorphism commutes with the quotient morphisms.

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                              The inverse finite-type quotient isomorphism commutes with the quotient morphisms.

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                              noncomputable abbrev TauCeti.FiniteTypeCommHopfAlgCat.liftQuotient {R : Type u} [CommRing R] {H K : FiniteTypeCommHopfAlgCat R} (I : HopfIdeal R ↑H.obj) (f : H ⟶ K) (hf : I.toIdeal ≤ RingHom.ker (↑(toBialgHom f)).toRingHom) :

                              A morphism of finite-type commutative Hopf algebras out of H which kills a Hopf ideal factors through the quotient object.

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                                The forward map of the finite-type quotient-by-zero isomorphism is the lift of the identity.

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                                The quotient lift composed with the quotient morphism is the original morphism.

                                A morphism out of the quotient object is determined by its precomposition with the quotient morphism.

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                                noncomputable abbrev TauCeti.FiniteTypeCommHopfAlgCat.quotientMapOfLe {R : Type u} [CommRing R] (H : FiniteTypeCommHopfAlgCat R) {I J : HopfIdeal R ↑H.obj} (hIJ : I ≤ J) :

                                The finite-type coordinate morphism H ⧸ I ⟶ H ⧸ J induced by an inclusion I ≤ J of Hopf ideals.

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                                  The finite-type quotient-to-quotient morphism sends the class of h modulo I to its class modulo J.

                                  A finite-type quotient-to-quotient coordinate morphism induced by an inclusion of Hopf ideals is surjective.

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                                  Composing the finite-type quotient map H ⟶ H ⧸ I with the quotient-to-quotient morphism for I ≤ J gives the quotient map H ⟶ H ⧸ J.

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                                  Composing the finite-type quotient map H ⟶ H ⧸ I with the quotient-to-quotient morphism for I ≤ J gives the quotient map H ⟶ H ⧸ J.

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                                  The finite-type quotient-to-quotient morphism for I ≤ I is the identity morphism.

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                                  Finite-type quotient-to-quotient morphisms compose along inclusions of Hopf ideals.