Geometric normal-subgroup-freeness properties #
This file packages the common construction behind the reductive and semisimple predicates. Given
an isomorphism-invariant property P of finite-type commutative Hopf algebras over an algebraic
closure, geometricNormalSubgroupFreeCommHopfAlgProperty k P says that the ambient group is
smooth and geometrically connected and that every connected normal closed subgroup satisfying
P is trivial.
The construction is invariant under isomorphism and can be established using an isomorphic
coordinate model of the geometric fibre. Its shared API also shows that, when the whole
geometric fibre satisfies P, its zero Hopf ideal is the augmentation ideal and its coordinate
algebra is bialgebra-equivalent to the algebraic closure via the counit.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.geometricNormalSubgroupFreeCommHopfAlgProperty: the generic normal-subgroup-freeness property.TauCeti.geometricNormalSubgroupFreeCommHopfAlgProperty_of_geometricFiber_iso: establish the property using an isomorphic coordinate model of the geometric fibre.TauCeti.geometricNormalSubgroupFreeCommHopfAlgProperty.eq_augmentation: candidate normal subgroups are trivial.TauCeti.geometricNormalSubgroupFreeCommHopfAlgProperty.geometricFiberCounitBialgEquiv: a geometric fibre satisfying the candidate property is trivial.
This is shared infrastructure for the reductive and semisimple definitions in Layer 6, "Reductive and semisimple groups", of the ReductiveGroups roadmap.
The object property selecting smooth geometrically connected finite-type affine groups whose
connected normal geometric subgroups satisfying P are all trivial.
The candidate property P is imposed on the coordinate Hopf algebra of the subgroup, represented
contravariantly as a quotient by a normal Hopf ideal.
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Membership in the generic geometric normal-subgroup-freeness property.
Geometric normal-subgroup-freeness is invariant under isomorphism when the candidate subgroup property is invariant under isomorphism.
Establish geometric normal-subgroup-freeness using an isomorphic coordinate model of the geometric fibre and an isomorphism-invariant candidate property on commutative Hopf algebras.
A group satisfying a geometric normal-subgroup-freeness property is smooth.
A group satisfying a geometric normal-subgroup-freeness property is geometrically connected.
Every connected normal closed subgroup of the geometric fibre satisfying P is trivial.
If the whole geometric fibre satisfies P, its zero Hopf ideal is the augmentation ideal.
If the whole geometric fibre satisfies P, its coordinate algebra is bialgebra-equivalent
to the algebraic closure via the counit.
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The generic trivial-geometric-fibre equivalence is the counit.
The inverse of the generic trivial-geometric-fibre equivalence is the structure map.