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TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.Representation.ProjectiveOrbit.Action

Translations of projective orbit schemes #

Every rational group point induces an automorphism of the projective orbit scheme of a line. The orbit inclusion intertwines this automorphism with ambient projective translation, and the map from the group to the orbit intertwines it with left translation. These are equalities of scheme morphisms, retaining the possibly nonreduced structure of the orbit. The automorphisms preserve the structural morphism to the base field.

This provides the translations needed to transport local properties of the orbit map between rational translates. It does not assert flatness or identify the orbit scheme with the fppf homogeneous quotient.

The construction combines Comodule.projectiveOrbitMap_leftTranslation, Comodule.toProjectiveOrbit, and the lifting property of an immersion after a surjective, scheme-theoretically dominant morphism.

References #

Rational translation on the locally closed projective orbit, with its full scheme-theoretic image structure.

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    The orbit inclusion intertwines orbit translation with ambient projective translation.

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    Inverse orbit translation restricts the inverse ambient projective translation.

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    Translation by the identity is the identity orbit isomorphism.

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    Translation by a convolution product composes orbit translations in action order.

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    Translation by the inverse point is the inverse orbit isomorphism.

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    Orbit translations are automorphisms over the base field.

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    Inverse orbit translations also preserve the structural morphism to the base field.