Multiplicativity of Tannakian local functionals #
Let H be a bialgebra over a commutative semiring k, let A be a commutative k-algebra,
and let η be a tensor automorphism of scalar extension on finitely generated H-comodules.
The functional extracted from η on a finite subcomodule of the regular comodule is compatible
with multiplication.
More precisely, if finite regular subcomodules N and P have all their pairwise products in a
third finite regular subcomodule Q, then
g_{η,Q}(n * p) = g_{η,N}(n) * g_{η,P}(p).
The proof applies naturality to the corestricted regular-comodule multiplication
Subcomodule.mulHom and applies the tensor law for η to 1 ⊗ n and 1 ⊗ p.
Evaluation by the counit turns multiplication in the regular comodule into multiplication in
A. Together with the gluing construction and a unit law still to be developed, this supplies
the algebra-map law needed to reconstruct an A-valued point from a tensor automorphism.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Tannaka.regularMulHom: multiplication of two finite regular subcomodules, corestricted to a finite regular subcomodule containing their products and packaged inFGComoduleCat.TauCeti.Tannaka.localFunctional_mul: the extracted local functionals preserve these products.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), section 9.4.
Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Tannaka.lean:mulRepHomandmap_mul_toRightFDRepCompsupply the formal pattern of a categorical multiplication morphism followed by naturality and the monoidal tensor law, adapted here to comodules.
Multiplication of two finite regular subcomodules, corestricted to a finite regular subcomodule containing all their pairwise products.
Equations
- TauCeti.Tannaka.regularMulHom k H N P Q h = TauCeti.FGComoduleCat.ofHom ((↑N).mulHom (↑P) (↑Q) h)
Instances For
The linear map underlying corestricted multiplication of finite regular subcomodules is the
one underlying Subcomodule.mulHom.
Local functionals extracted from a tensor automorphism preserve products whenever the products of the two source subcomodules lie in the chosen target subcomodule.