The projective general linear group scheme as automorphisms of a matrix algebra #
For a commutative ring R and a natural number n, this file constructs the affine group scheme
PGLₙ over R as the automorphism group scheme of the matrix algebra Mₙ: the closed subgroup
scheme of GL_{n²} of invertible linear maps of Mₙ that are multiplicative. Over every
commutative R-algebra A its points are exactly the A-algebra automorphisms of Mₙ(A).
Concretely, Mₙ(R) is free on the matrix units, numbered by Fin (n * n) through
finProdFinEquiv. The structure matrices of Mₙ(R) in this basis are the left multiplication
matrices of the matrix units, and TauCeti.ConstantMultiplication provides the Hopf ideal of
O(GL_{n²}) cutting out the matrices preserving that multiplication. A bijective multiplicative
linear map of a unital algebra automatically preserves the identity, so these matrices are
exactly the matrices of algebra automorphisms.
This is the representing object for the projective general linear group: the conjugation
homomorphism GLₙ → PGLₙ, its kernel and its surjectivity on field-valued points are in
TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.ProjectiveGeneralLinear.Conjugation. The pointwise quotient
A ↦ GLₙ(A) / Z(GLₙ(A)) of TauCeti.GeneralLinear.pglPointsFunctor maps injectively into the
points of PGLₙ by conjugation (Matrix.ProjGenLinGroup.innerAut_injective), and bijectively
over a field.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.ProjectiveGeneralLinear.matrixUnitBasis: the basis of matrix units ofMₙ(S), indexed byFin (n * n).TauCeti.ProjectiveGeneralLinear.structureMatrix: the structure matrices ofMₙ(R)in that basis.TauCeti.ProjectiveGeneralLinear.definingHopfIdeal,TauCeti.ProjectiveGeneralLinear.coordinateHopfAlgebraandTauCeti.ProjectiveGeneralLinear.groupScheme: the closed subgroup schemePGLₙofGL_{n²}.TauCeti.ProjectiveGeneralLinear.autToGeneralLinear: the matrix of an algebra automorphism ofMₙ(A)in the matrix-unit basis.TauCeti.ProjectiveGeneralLinear.hopfIdealPointsSubgroup_definingHopfIdeal: the matrix points ofPGLₙare exactly the matrices of algebra automorphisms.TauCeti.ProjectiveGeneralLinear.pointsMulEquiv: the points ofPGLₙwith values inAare the group ofA-algebra automorphisms ofMₙ(A).
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), where
PGLₙis identified with the automorphism group functor of the matrix algebraMₙ. - W. C. Waterhouse, Introduction to Affine Group Schemes (1979), Chapter 1, for closed
subgroups of
GLₙcut out by polynomial identities.
The basis of Matrix (Fin n) (Fin n) S by matrix units, indexed by Fin (n * n) through
finProdFinEquiv: the kth basis vector is Matrix.single i j 1 for
(i, j) = finProdFinEquiv.symm k.
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The structure matrices are defined over the base: read in any commutative R-algebra S,
they are the structure matrices of Mₙ(S).
The Hopf ideal of O(GL_{n²}) cutting out the invertible linear maps of Mₙ that are
multiplicative.
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The coordinate Hopf algebra of PGLₙ, the automorphism group scheme of Mₙ.
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The projective general linear group scheme PGLₙ over R, as the automorphism group scheme
of the matrix algebra Mₙ, a closed subgroup scheme of GL_{n²}.
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The matrix, in the matrix-unit basis, of an A-algebra automorphism of Mₙ(A), as a
homomorphism into GL_{n²}(A).
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The underlying matrix of autToGeneralLinear n A e is the matrix of e in the matrix-unit
basis.
An algebra automorphism of Mₙ(A) is determined by its matrix.
The matrix in the matrix-unit basis of a linear endomorphism of Mₙ(A) preserves the
multiplication exactly when the endomorphism is multiplicative.
An invertible matrix preserves the multiplication of Mₙ(A) exactly when it is the matrix
of an algebra automorphism. Multiplicativity and bijectivity force the identity to be
preserved.
The matrix points of PGLₙ are the matrices of algebra automorphisms: the subgroup of
GL_{n²}(A) cut out by the defining Hopf ideal is the image of the automorphism group of
Mₙ(A).
The points of PGLₙ are the automorphisms of the matrix algebra: for every commutative
R-algebra A, the group of A-points of PGLₙ is the group of A-algebra automorphisms of
Mₙ(A).
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The automorphism attached to a point of PGLₙ has, as its matrix, the invertible matrix of
the underlying point of GL_{n²}. Together with autToGeneralLinear_injective this determines
pointsMulEquiv.