Tensor automorphisms from algebraic-group points #
Let H be a Hopf algebra over a commutative semiring R, and let A be a commutative
R-algebra. Scalar extension of finite H-comodules is a strong monoidal functor
FGComoduleCat R H ⥤ SemimoduleCat A, M ↦ A ⊗[R] M.
Every A-valued point of H already acts naturally on this functor. This file proves that
the action preserves the tensor product and tensor unit, and therefore packages it as an
automorphism of the corresponding bundled lax monoidal functor. Over a principal ideal domain,
when H is free as an R-module, this map from points to tensor automorphisms is injective.
Assembling an automorphism of scalar extension from a natural family of linear automorphisms is
TauCeti.FGComoduleCat.autOfComponents, which needs only the coalgebra structure; adding the
tensor-unit and tensor comparisons upgrades it to a tensor automorphism here.
This is the faithful direction of the tensor-automorphism formulation of Tannakian reconstruction. The converse, recovering a point from every tensor automorphism, remains a separate theorem.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Tannaka.monoidalAutOfComponents: the same, with the unit and tensor conditions, as a tensor automorphism.TauCeti.Tannaka.scalarExtensionComponent: a tensor-automorphism component transported to an explicit scalar-extension tensor product.TauCeti.Tannaka.scalarExtensionComponent_tensor: the elementwise tensor law for transported components.TauCeti.Tannaka.scalarExtensionComponent_oneandTauCeti.Tannaka.scalarExtensionComponent_mul: transported components are multiplicative in the tensor automorphism.TauCeti.Tannaka.scalarExtensionComponentGL: a transported component as an element of the general linear group of the scalar extension.TauCeti.Tannaka.scalarExtensionComponent_tensorUnitandTauCeti.Tannaka.distribBaseChange_comp_scalarExtensionComponent: the unit and tensor halves of the monoidal condition, read off the transported components.TauCeti.Tannaka.isMonoidal_fgPointNatIsoHom_hom: point actions on finite comodules preserve the tensor unit and tensor product.TauCeti.Tannaka.fgPointTensorIsoHom: points act on finite-comodule scalar extension by tensor automorphisms.TauCeti.Tannaka.fgPointTensorIsoHom_injective: this action is faithful over a principal ideal domain when the Hopf algebra is free.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), §§4.5 and 9.4.
Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Tannaka.lean: the bundled monoidal forgetful functorforget, point homomorphismequivHom, and tensor step inmap_mul_toRightFDRepCompprovide the formal pattern adapted here to comodules and scalar extension.
The component of a tensor automorphism, transported from the object chosen by the
scalar-extension functor to the explicit tensor product A ⊗[R] M.
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Evaluation formula for a transported tensor-automorphism component.
Tensor automorphisms of scalar extension are equal when all their explicitly transported components are equal.
Naturality of the explicitly transported components of a tensor automorphism.
Tensor compatibility of the explicitly transported components of a tensor automorphism.
The identity tensor automorphism has identity transported components.
Multiplying tensor automorphisms composes their transported components: multiplication in
Aut is reverse composition, and the object transports between the two components cancel.
The transported component of a tensor automorphism, as an element of the general linear group of the scalar extension. Its inverse is the component of the inverse automorphism.
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The underlying linear map of the general-linear-group form of a transported component is that component.
The inverse of a transported component is the transported component of the inverse tensor automorphism.
The transported component of a tensor automorphism at the tensor unit is the identity: this is the unit half of the monoidal condition.
Composite form of the tensor law for transported components: the scalar-extension
tensorator intertwines the components at M and N with the component at M ⊗ N.
Evaluate a transported scalar-extension component from the corresponding natural transformation component.
A natural automorphism of scalar extension is monoidal when its transported linear components preserve the tensor unit and tensor products.
A family of A-linear automorphisms of the scalar extensions of the finite comodules that is
natural in the comodule, preserves the tensor unit, and is compatible with the tensor comparison,
as a tensor automorphism of scalar extension.
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- TauCeti.Tannaka.monoidalAutOfComponents R H A F hnat hunit htensor = CategoryTheory.LaxMonoidalFunctor.isoMk (TauCeti.FGComoduleCat.autOfComponents R H A F ⋯)
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The transported component of the tensor automorphism assembled from a natural monoidal family of linear automorphisms is that family.
The point action on the tensor unit is the identity automorphism.
The scalar-extension tensorator intertwines the tensor product of two point actions with the point action on the tensor product comodule.
The natural automorphism induced by an algebra-valued point is monoidal.
An algebra-valued point as a tensor automorphism of finite-comodule scalar extension.
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Forgetting tensor compatibility from the point automorphism recovers its underlying natural automorphism.
The transported component of the tensor automorphism induced by a point is the usual point action on every finite comodule.
Forgetting tensor compatibility from the inverse point automorphism recovers the inverse underlying natural automorphism.
Algebra-valued points act on finite-comodule scalar extension by tensor automorphisms.
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- TauCeti.Tannaka.fgPointTensorIsoHom R H A = { toFun := TauCeti.Tannaka.fgPointTensorIso R H A, map_one' := ⋯, map_mul' := ⋯ }
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Evaluating the point tensor-action homomorphism gives the corresponding tensor automorphism.
The tensor-automorphism action of points is faithful over a principal ideal domain when the Hopf algebra is free as a module.