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TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.Reductive.Solvable

Solvable reductive groups are tori #

A reductive group with solvable geometric points is a torus, over every field and in every characteristic. The torus need not split over the ground field.

Pass to the geometric fibre G over an algebraic closure. It is smooth and connected, and it is commutative by TauCeti.reductiveCommHopfAlgProperty.isCocomm_of_geometricallySolvable. For a reduced connected commutative group, the unipotent radical is the closed unipotent Jordan factor, whose rational points are exactly the unipotent points (TauCeti.HopfAlgebra.Point.mem_quotientPointsSubgroup_unipotentRadical_iff). Reductivity makes this radical trivial, so the unipotent part of every rational point of G is the identity: every point is semisimple. The diagonalization criterion TauCeti.torusCommHopfAlgProperty_of_isSemisimplePoint then identifies G as a split torus.

Consequently such a group is linearly reductive.

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A reductive group with solvable geometric points is a torus, over every field and in every characteristic. The torus need not split over the ground field.

A reductive group with solvable geometric points is linearly reductive, in every characteristic and including when its torus does not split over the ground field.