Jordan factors of point actions #
Let H be a Hopf algebra over a commutative semiring k, let K be a perfect extension field,
and let g : H →ₐ[k] K be a K-valued point. On every finite-dimensional H-comodule, g
acts by a linear automorphism after scalar extension to K. This file packages the semisimple
and unipotent parts of those automorphisms as natural automorphisms of the finite-comodule scalar
extension functor.
Naturality is substantive: a comodule morphism need be neither injective nor surjective. It follows from functoriality of the multiplicative Jordan--Chevalley decomposition under arbitrary intertwiners. The two natural factors commute and their product recovers the original point action in the automorphism group of the scalar-extension functor.
The final section combines this naturality with tensor-product compatibility of multiplicative Jordan decomposition. Thus both factors are tensor automorphisms. In the commutative coordinate-Hopf-algebra setting of the roadmap, Tannakian reconstruction can now lift them from compatible actions on representations to points of the original affine group. This is the representation-theoretic bridge in Layer 4 of the ReductiveGroups roadmap.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Tannaka.fgPointSemisimplePartNatIso: the natural semisimple part of a point action.TauCeti.Tannaka.fgPointUnipotentPartNatIso: the natural unipotent part of a point action.TauCeti.Tannaka.fgPointSemisimplePartTensorIso: the semisimple factors as a tensor automorphism.TauCeti.Tannaka.fgPointUnipotentPartTensorIso: the unipotent factors as a tensor automorphism.TauCeti.Tannaka.fgPointSemisimplePartNatIso_mul_fgPointUnipotentPartNatIso: their product is the original point action.TauCeti.Tannaka.fgPointSemisimplePartTensorIso_mul_fgPointUnipotentPartTensorIso: the same factorization among tensor automorphisms.
References #
- T. A. Springer, Linear Algebraic Groups, §2.4.
The semisimple parts of a point's actions on finite comodules form an automorphism of scalar extension.
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The unipotent parts of a point's actions on finite comodules form an automorphism of scalar extension.
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The hom component of the semisimple-part automorphism is the semisimple part of the point action, transported across the scalar-extension functor's object equality.
The inverse component of the semisimple-part automorphism is the inverse semisimple part of the point action, transported across the scalar-extension functor's object equality.
The hom component of the unipotent-part automorphism is the unipotent part of the point action, transported across the scalar-extension functor's object equality.
The inverse component of the unipotent-part automorphism is the inverse unipotent part of the point action, transported across the scalar-extension functor's object equality.
The semisimple- and unipotent-part automorphisms of a point action commute.
Multiplying the semisimple- and unipotent-part automorphisms recovers the original point action.
The natural semisimple-factor automorphism preserves the tensor unit and tensor products.
The natural unipotent-factor automorphism preserves the tensor unit and tensor products.
The semisimple factors of a point's actions on finite comodules, as an automorphism of the monoidal scalar-extension functor.
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The unipotent factors of a point's actions on finite comodules, as an automorphism of the monoidal scalar-extension functor.
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Forgetting tensor compatibility from the semisimple-factor automorphism recovers its underlying natural automorphism.
Forgetting tensor compatibility from the unipotent-factor automorphism recovers its underlying natural automorphism.
Forgetting tensor compatibility from the inverse semisimple-factor automorphism recovers the inverse underlying natural automorphism.
Forgetting tensor compatibility from the inverse unipotent-factor automorphism recovers the inverse underlying natural automorphism.
The transported component of the semisimple-factor tensor automorphism is the semisimple part of the point action.
The transported component of the unipotent-factor tensor automorphism is the unipotent part of the point action.
The tensor automorphisms formed by the semisimple and unipotent factors commute.
Multiplying the tensor automorphisms formed by the semisimple and unipotent factors recovers the tensor automorphism induced by the original point.