Invariants of normal closed subgroups #
Let H be a commutative Hopf algebra and M an H-comodule. A point of the affine group
represented by H acts naturally on M itself when its value algebra is the base ring. For a
Hopf ideal I, this file defines the submodule fixed by the base-valued points of the closed
subgroup cut out by I.
When I is normal, its point subgroup is normal over every value algebra. The standard theorem
that the invariants of a normal subgroup form a subrepresentation therefore shows that this
fixed submodule is preserved by every ambient point. This is the pointwise algebraic-group input
to the direct proof that GLₙ is reductive: the fixed vectors of a normal unipotent subgroup in
the standard representation form an ambient subrepresentation.
The definition deliberately says basePointFixedSubmodule: without a point-separation
hypothesis, base-valued points need not detect scheme-theoretic invariants. The normality and
stability results require no reducedness, finite-type, or field hypotheses.
For a reduced ambient group of finite type over an algebraically closed field,
HopfIdeal.IsNormal.weightSpaceOneSubcomodule instead constructs the scheme-theoretic invariant
representation. It is the subgroup's trivial-character weight space, which normality makes
ambient-stable. The subgroup itself need not be reduced. Its points over every commutative
value algebra act trivially on these invariant vectors.
The group-representation step is Mathlib's Representation.toInvariants; this file adds the
Hopf-ideal and comodule interface around it rather than repeating the normal-subgroup conjugation
argument.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.HopfIdeal.basePointFixedSubmodule: the vectors fixed by the base-valued points cut out by a Hopf ideal.TauCeti.HopfIdeal.mem_basePointFixedSubmodule_iff_quotient_coact_eq_tmul_one: geometric-point detection identifies the pointwise and scheme-theoretic fixed-vector conditions.TauCeti.HopfIdeal.IsNormal.basePointFixedSubrepresentation: Mathlib's representation on the invariants of the point subgroup cut out by a normal Hopf ideal.TauCeti.HopfIdeal.IsNormal.basePointsRepresentation_mem_basePointFixedSubmodule: the ambient base-point action preserves the base-point-fixed submodule.TauCeti.HopfIdeal.IsNormal.endOfPoint_one_tmul_mem_basePointFixedSubmodule_baseChange: pointwise stability in the scalar-extension form used to detect subcomodules.TauCeti.HopfIdeal.IsNormal.weightSpaceOneSubcomodule: the scheme-theoretic invariant representation, admitting nonreduced normal subgroups.
References #
- J. C. Jantzen, Representations of Algebraic Groups, I.2.
- T. A. Springer, Linear Algebraic Groups, §2.2.
The submodule fixed by all base-valued points of the closed subgroup cut out by I.
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The base-point-fixed submodule as Mathlib's invariant submodule for the quotient point subgroup.
Membership in the base-point-fixed submodule means being fixed by every base-valued point cut out by the Hopf ideal.
A vector fixed by the quotient coaction is fixed by every base-valued point of the closed
subgroup cut out by I. This direction requires no point-separation hypotheses.
Over an algebraically closed field, if the quotient coordinate ring is reduced and of finite type, base-point-fixed vectors are exactly the vectors fixed by the restricted coaction of the closed subgroup scheme.
Scheme-theoretic invariants of a normal closed subgroup form an ambient subrepresentation. Only the ambient group is required to be reduced; the subgroup can be nonreduced.
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Normal-subgroup invariants are the weight space of the trivial character.
An ambient vector belongs to the normal-subgroup invariant representation precisely when its coaction restricts to the trivial coaction on the subgroup.
Every algebra-valued subgroup point fixes the scalar extension of an invariant vector.
Every ambient base-valued point sends a base-point-fixed vector to another base-point-fixed vector.
The representation of the full group of base-valued points on the vectors fixed by the point
subgroup cut out by the normal Hopf ideal I. Normality makes this submodule ambient-stable.
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The scalar extension of the base-point-fixed submodule is stable under every ambient point endomorphism.
Scalar-extension form of the stability of normal-subgroup fixed vectors. This is the shape needed by geometric point-separation criteria for promoting a submodule to a subcomodule.