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TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.ProjectiveGeneralLinear.Conjugation

The conjugation homomorphism from GLₙ to PGLₙ #

An invertible matrix g acts on the matrix algebra Mₙ by the inner automorphism x ↦ g x g⁻¹. This file constructs the corresponding homomorphism of affine group schemes GLₙ → PGLₙ over a commutative ring R, where PGLₙ is the automorphism group scheme of Mₙ from TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.ProjectiveGeneralLinear.Basic, and identifies:

The pointwise facts about conjugation (Matrix.GeneralLinearGroup.innerAut, its kernel and its surjectivity over a field) are in TauCeti.LinearAlgebra.Matrix.GeneralLinearGroup.InnerAut. In coordinates, the inner automorphism by g has, in the matrix-unit basis, the matrix whose entry at ((p, q), (i, j)) is gₚᵢ (g⁻¹)ⱼq. Over the coordinate algebra of GLₙ, this conjugationMatrix of the generic matrix is multiplicative, so it defines a coordinate morphism O(GL_{n²}) → O(GLₙ) which kills the defining ideal of PGLₙ.

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def TauCeti.ProjectiveGeneralLinear.conjugationMatrix {n : ℕ} {S : Type v} [CommRing S] (X Y : Matrix (Fin n) (Fin n) S) :
Matrix (Fin (n * n)) (Fin (n * n)) S

The matrix, in the matrix-unit basis of Mₙ(S), of the linear map x ↦ X x Y: the Kronecker product X ⊗ Yᵀ, reindexed along finProdFinEquiv. Its entry at ((p, q), (i, j)) is Xₚᵢ Yⱼq.

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    The entry of the conjugation matrix at (a, c) is Xₚᵢ Yⱼq for (p, q) and (i, j) the pairs numbered by a and c.

    theorem TauCeti.ProjectiveGeneralLinear.conjugationMatrix_map {n : ℕ} {S : Type v} [CommRing S] {T : Type w} [CommRing T] {F : Type u_1} [FunLike F S T] [RingHomClass F S T] (f : F) (X Y : Matrix (Fin n) (Fin n) S) :
    (conjugationMatrix X Y).map ⇑f = conjugationMatrix (X.map ⇑f) (Y.map ⇑f)

    Entrywise ring homomorphisms commute with forming the conjugation matrix.

    conjugationMatrix X Y is the matrix of x ↦ X x Y in the matrix-unit basis.

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    The conjugation matrix of the identity is the identity.

    theorem TauCeti.ProjectiveGeneralLinear.conjugationMatrix_mul {n : ℕ} {S : Type v} [CommRing S] (X₁ X₂ Y₁ Y₂ : Matrix (Fin n) (Fin n) S) :
    conjugationMatrix (X₁ * X₂) (Y₂ * Y₁) = conjugationMatrix X₁ Y₁ * conjugationMatrix X₂ Y₂

    Composing x ↦ X₂ x Y₂ with x ↦ X₁ x Y₁ gives x ↦ (X₁ X₂) x (Y₂ Y₁).

    Conjugation x ↦ X x Y by a matrix X with left inverse Y preserves matrix multiplication.

    The matrix of the inner automorphism by g is the conjugation matrix of g and g⁻¹.

    The conjugation homomorphism GLₙ → PGLₙ, as a morphism of coordinate Hopf algebras O(PGLₙ) → O(GLₙ): the conjugation representation GLₙ → GL_{n²} on Mₙ lands in the automorphism group scheme of Mₙ.

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      GLₙ → PGLₙ in coordinates: the conjugation homomorphism sends the generic matrix of GL_{n²}, read in O(PGLₙ), to the conjugation matrix of the generic matrix X of GLₙ, whose entry at ((p, q), (i, j)) is Xₚᵢ (X⁻¹)ⱼq.

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      On points, GLₙ → PGLₙ is conjugation: a point g of GLₙ goes to the inner automorphism of Mₙ(A) by its invertible matrix.

      The kernel of GLₙ → PGLₙ on points: a point of GLₙ lies in the scheme-theoretic kernel exactly when its invertible matrix is central.

      The kernel of GLₙ → PGLₙ is the center of GLₙ: over a field, the kernel Hopf ideal of the conjugation homomorphism is the defining ideal of the center.

      GLₙ → PGLₙ is surjective on field-valued points: by the Skolem–Noether theorem, every point of PGLₙ with values in a field comes from a point of GLₙ.