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TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.Parabolic.Basic

Parabolic subgroups in Hopf coordinates #

A closed subgroup P of an affine group G of finite type over a field k is parabolic when it is smooth and its base change to an algebraic closure contains a Borel subgroup of the geometric fibre. For smooth G this is the classical characterization of the smooth closed subgroups P for which G/P is proper, and it is the notion of parabolic k-subgroup used in the structure theory of reductive groups over arbitrary fields. Containment of a Borel subgroup is taken as the definition because it is stated purely in terms of closed subgroups, without a represented quotient G/P.

Smoothness is imposed explicitly: in positive characteristic a closed subgroup scheme containing a Borel subgroup need not be reduced. As for Borel subgroups, Hopf ideals reverse inclusion, so the subgroup cut out by I contains the Borel subgroup cut out by J exactly when I ≤ J.

Over an algebraically closed field, conjugacy of Borel subgroups shows that every parabolic subgroup is conjugate to one containing a prescribed Borel subgroup. The parabolic subgroups are therefore exactly the smooth closed subgroups having a conjugate that contains that Borel.

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Over an algebraically closed field, a Hopf ideal defines a parabolic subgroup when its quotient coordinate algebra is smooth and the closed subgroup it cuts out contains a Borel subgroup. In the contravariant Hopf-ideal order, containing the Borel subgroup cut out by J is the inequality I ≤ J.

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    The algebraically-closed-field parabolic condition asserts algebraic closedness, smoothness, and containment of a Borel subgroup.

    The base field of a parabolic subgroup in the algebraically closed formulation is algebraically closed.

    A parabolic subgroup contains a Borel subgroup.

    A smooth closed subgroup containing a parabolic subgroup is parabolic.

    Pulling a parabolic subgroup back across an ambient Hopf-algebra isomorphism gives a parabolic subgroup in the source.

    Over an algebraically closed field, parabolicity is invariant under pulling the defining ideal back across an ambient Hopf-algebra isomorphism.

    Over an algebraically closed field, a Borel subgroup is parabolic.

    Over an algebraically closed field, the whole group is a parabolic subgroup of itself exactly when it is smooth. The whole group is cut out by the zero Hopf ideal.

    This is not a simp lemma: isParabolicOverAlgClosed_iff unfolds IsParabolicOverAlgClosed on the left-hand side, so the statement is never in simp-normal form.

    Over an algebraically closed field, the conjugate of a parabolic subgroup by a rational point is parabolic.

    The algebraically closed parabolic property is invariant under conjugation by a rational point.

    This is not a simp lemma: isParabolicOverAlgClosed_iff unfolds IsParabolicOverAlgClosed on the left-hand side, so the statement is never in simp-normal form.

    Every parabolic subgroup has a conjugate containing a prescribed Borel subgroup. Over an algebraically closed field, if I cuts out a parabolic subgroup and J a Borel subgroup, some rational point conjugates the parabolic to a subgroup containing the Borel.

    Parabolic subgroups relative to a fixed Borel subgroup. Over an algebraically closed field, a closed subgroup is parabolic exactly when it is smooth and one of its conjugates by a rational point contains the prescribed Borel subgroup.

    A Hopf ideal defines a parabolic subgroup when its base change to an algebraic closure defines a smooth closed subgroup of the geometric fibre containing a Borel subgroup.

    The order is contravariant: I ≤ J says that the subgroup cut out by I contains the subgroup cut out by J.

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      The general-field parabolic predicate is the algebraically-closed-field parabolic predicate after base change to an algebraic closure.

      theorem TauCeti.HopfIdeal.IsBorel.isParabolic {k : Type u} [Field k] {H : CommHopfAlgCat k} [Algebra.FiniteType k ↑H] {I : HopfIdeal k ↑H} (hI : IsBorel k H I) :

      A Borel subgroup over an arbitrary field is parabolic.

      Pulling a parabolic subgroup back across an ambient Hopf-algebra isomorphism gives a parabolic subgroup in the source.

      Parabolicity is invariant under pulling the defining ideal back across an ambient Hopf-algebra isomorphism.

      A parabolic subgroup over an arbitrary field is smooth over that field. Smoothness of its geometric fibre descends along the faithfully flat extension to an algebraic closure.

      The base change of a parabolic subgroup to an algebraic closure contains a Borel subgroup of the geometric fibre.

      theorem TauCeti.HopfIdeal.IsParabolic.of_le {k : Type u} [Field k] {H : CommHopfAlgCat k} [Algebra.FiniteType k ↑H] {I : HopfIdeal k ↑H} (hI : IsParabolic k H I) {J : HopfIdeal k ↑H} (hJI : J ≤ I) (hJ : smoothCommHopfAlgProperty k (H.quotient J)) :

      A closed subgroup that is smooth over the base field and contains a parabolic subgroup is parabolic.

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      theorem TauCeti.HopfIdeal.isParabolic_iff (k : Type u) [Field k] (H : CommHopfAlgCat k) [Algebra.FiniteType k ↑H] (I : HopfIdeal k ↑H) :
      let K := AlgebraicClosure k; let H' := FiniteTypeCommHopfAlgCat.baseChange { obj := H, property := ⋯ }; have I' := CommHopfAlgCat.baseChangeHopfIdeal I; IsParabolic k H I ↔ smoothCommHopfAlgProperty k (H.quotient I) ∧ ∃ (J : HopfIdeal K ↑H'.obj), IsBorelOverAlgClosed K H' J ∧ I' ≤ J

      The Hopf-ideal criterion for a parabolic subgroup: it is smooth over the base field, and its base change to an algebraic closure contains a Borel subgroup of the geometric fibre.

      The whole group is a parabolic subgroup of itself exactly when it is smooth. The whole group is cut out by the zero Hopf ideal.

      This is not a simp lemma: isParabolic_iff unfolds IsParabolic on the left-hand side, so the statement is never in simp-normal form.

      theorem TauCeti.HopfIdeal.IsParabolic.conjugate {k : Type u} [Field k] {H : Type v} [CommRing H] [HopfAlgebra k H] [Algebra.FiniteType k H] {I : HopfIdeal k H} (hI : IsParabolic k (↧H) I) (g : WithConv (H →ₐ[k] k)) :
      IsParabolic k (↧H) (I.conjugate g)

      The conjugate of a parabolic subgroup by a rational point is parabolic.

      theorem TauCeti.HopfIdeal.isParabolic_conjugate_iff {k : Type u} [Field k] {H : Type v} [CommRing H] [HopfAlgebra k H] [Algebra.FiniteType k H] (I : HopfIdeal k H) (g : WithConv (H →ₐ[k] k)) :
      IsParabolic k (↧H) (I.conjugate g) ↔ IsParabolic k (↧H) I

      Parabolicity is invariant under conjugation by a rational point.

      This is not a simp lemma: isParabolic_iff unfolds IsParabolic on the left-hand side, so the statement is never in simp-normal form.