Exterior-line detection of closed subgroups #
A finite-dimensional regular subcomodule containing generators of a closed subgroup's
ideal realizes that subgroup as a subspace stabilizer. Over every commutative value algebra A,
the top-exterior-line criterion in the exterior algebra over A of A ⊗ V, together with
compatibility of the exterior point action with scalar extension, turns this into the stabilizer
of a line in the finite-dimensional exterior-power comodule ⋀ᵈ V, where d is the dimension of
the defining subspace. This works for nonreduced value algebras and subgroup schemes. The
existence of a stabilizing line, together with its unique subgroup character, is proved in
TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.Representation.ExteriorStabilizer.Character.
Main statements #
TauCeti.Comodule.map_endOfPoint_baseChange_range_exteriorPowerMap_finrank_eq_iff: a point stabilizes the top exterior line of a subspace exactly when it stabilizes the subspace.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), Theorem 4.27 and Lemma 4.28.
Over a field, a point stabilizes the scalar extension of the top exterior line of a subspace
W of a finite-dimensional representation V exactly when it stabilizes the scalar extension of
W. The line is the image of ⋀ᵈ W in the representation ⋀ᵈ V, where d = dim W. This holds
over every commutative value algebra, including nonreduced ones.
A finite regular subcomodule containing ideal generators realizes the closed subgroup as the stabilizer of a line: the image of the top exterior power of the defining subspace in the corresponding exterior power of the subcomodule. This holds over every value algebra.