Tensor products of point representations #
This file synchronizes tensor-product operations across the fixed-object correspondence between point representations of an affine group and comodules over its commutative Hopf algebra.
Two point representations on V and W have a tensor representation on V ⊗ W: at a value
algebra A, its action is the tensor product of the two component automorphisms, transported
across the canonical equivalence
A ⊗[R] (V ⊗[R] W) ≃ (A ⊗[R] V) ⊗[A] (A ⊗[R] W).
This construction agrees with the point representation induced by the diagonal tensor-product comodule. No finiteness, freeness, projectivity, flatness, or nontriviality hypothesis is used.
Main declarations #
HopfAlgebra.PointRepresentation.tensor: the diagonal action on the tensor product of two modules.HopfAlgebra.PointRepresentation.ofComodule_tensorandHopfAlgebra.PointRepresentation.toComodule_tensor: compatibility with the tensor-product comodule in both directions.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), Proposition 9.44.
- J. S. Milne, Reductive Groups, §§5.1--5.4.
The tensor product of two point representations. At each value algebra, the tensor product of the component automorphisms is transported across scalar-extension distributivity.
Equations
- Theta.tensor Psi = TauCeti.HopfAlgebra.PointRepresentation.ofComodule (TauCeti.Comodule.tensor R H V W)
Instances For
On a pure tensor, the tensor point action applies the two component actions diagonally and transports the result back through scalar-extension distributivity.
The tensor point action, expressed by conjugating the tensor of the two component linear maps through scalar-extension distributivity.
The point representation induced by the tensor product of two comodules is the tensor product of their induced point representations.
Recovering the comodule of a tensor-product point representation gives the tensor product of the recovered comodules.