Reductive affine group schemes over a ring #
A reductive affine group scheme over Spec R is smooth over R and has connected reductive
geometric fibers. In Hopf coordinates, its geometric fibers are the scalar extensions
k ⊗[R] H for algebraically closed fields k equipped with an R-algebra structure.
The finite-type ambient category and smoothness give finite presentation; neither reducedness
of R nor a field hypothesis on R is required.
reductiveCommHopfAlgPropertyOver keeps this condition separate from the ambient category and
from the choice of a maximal torus. Its base-change theorem permits an integral group scheme
and its specializations to be recognized using the same condition.
References #
- B. Conrad, Reductive Group Schemes (2014), Definition 3.1.1.
A finite-type affine group scheme over a commutative ring is reductive when it is smooth and all of its geometric fibers are connected reductive groups.
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The geometric-fiber characterization of a reductive affine group scheme over a ring.
Reductivity over a ring is invariant under coordinate-Hopf-algebra isomorphism.
A reductive group scheme is smooth over its base.
Every geometric fiber of a reductive group scheme is reductive.
Reductivity of affine group schemes is preserved by arbitrary base change.