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TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.Representation.Coinvariants

Subgroup-trivial representations and coinvariants #

A representation trivial on a closed subgroup has all its matrix coefficients in the subgroup's coinvariant algebra. For a projective underlying module the converse holds as well: linear functionals detect the restricted coaction.

For a normal subgroup, the fixed vectors of a projective representation coincide with those of the scheme-theoretic kernel of the coinvariant projection, under the flatness hypotheses defining that projection. In particular, subgroup-trivial representations are trivial on this kernel. This is the coordinate bridge used to calculate a normal quotient kernel from a representation that detects the subgroup. The subgroup and value algebras may be nonreduced.

The coefficient calculation uses Comodule.comul_matrixCoefficient; detection of point actions uses Comodule.endOfPoint_corestrict and Comodule.endOfPoint_trivial.

References #

A matrix coefficient of a vector fixed by the restricted subgroup coaction is invariant under right translation by that subgroup. No finiteness or projectivity is required.

The restricted coaction fixes a vector in a projective comodule exactly when all its matrix coefficients restrict to their scalar counit values on the subgroup.

For a projective comodule, its coefficient algebra lies in the subgroup coinvariants exactly when the subgroup's restricted coaction is trivial.

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The vectors fixed by a normal subgroup in a projective comodule are exactly those fixed by the scheme-theoretic kernel of its coinvariant projection. This compares the whole restricted coactions, including infinitesimal information.

Every point in the scheme-theoretic kernel of a normal coinvariant projection acts trivially on every projective representation trivial on the original subgroup. This holds over arbitrary commutative value algebras.