Pointwise quotients by scheme-theoretic kernels #
For a morphism f : H ⟶ K of commutative Hopf algebras, the induced affine-group
morphism goes in the opposite direction, from the group represented by K to the group
represented by H. Its scheme-theoretic kernel is cut out by kernelHopfIdeal f.
This file proves the pointwise first-isomorphism comparison. The kernel Hopf ideal is normal,
so the pointwise quotient by it is defined. Precomposition with f then descends to a natural
map
K(A) / ker(f)(A) ⟶ H(A),
and this map is injective for every value algebra A. It is an isomorphism whenever the map
on A-points is surjective. Thus the pointwise quotient identifies naturally with the image
of the represented morphism; the remaining representability step in the fppf first
isomorphism theorem is to prove local, rather than pointwise, surjectivity under the usual
flatness hypotheses.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.CommHopfAlgCat.isNormal_kernelHopfIdeal: every scheme-theoretic kernel is normal.TauCeti.CommHopfAlgCat.kernelPointwiseQuotientMap: the comparison from the pointwise quotient by the kernel to the target points.TauCeti.CommHopfAlgCat.kernelPointwiseQuotientNatTrans: these comparisons, bundled as a natural transformation.TauCeti.CommHopfAlgCat.kernelPointwiseQuotientMap_injective: the comparison is pointwise injective.TauCeti.CommHopfAlgCat.kernelPointwiseQuotientIso: under pointwise surjectivity, the comparison is an isomorphism.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), Section 5.
- W. C. Waterhouse, Introduction to Affine Group Schemes, Sections 14--15.
At a value algebra A, precomposition with f descends from source points to the quotient
by the scheme-theoretic kernel.
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The kernel-quotient comparison sends the class of a source point to its image under f.
The kernel-quotient comparisons are natural in the value algebra.
The kernel-quotient comparisons, bundled as a natural transformation from the pointwise quotient presheaf to the target functor of points.
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A component of the natural kernel-quotient comparison is the corresponding pointwise map.
The natural kernel-quotient comparison factors the map on points through the pointwise quotient projection.
The natural kernel-quotient comparison factors the map on points through the pointwise quotient projection.
The comparison from the quotient by the scheme-theoretic kernel to target points is injective over every value algebra.
Every component of the natural kernel-quotient comparison is a monomorphism of groups.
The natural kernel-quotient comparison is a monomorphism.
The kernel-quotient comparison is surjective exactly when the original map on points is surjective.
The kernel-quotient comparison is an isomorphism exactly when f is surjective on points
over the chosen value algebra.
A surjective map on A-points induces an isomorphism from the pointwise kernel quotient to
the target group of A-points.
Pointwise first isomorphism theorem for affine groups. If the morphism represented by
f is surjective on A-points, the target group of points is isomorphic to the pointwise
quotient of source points by the scheme-theoretic kernel.
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The forward map of the pointwise first-isomorphism equivalence is the canonical kernel-quotient comparison.