Reconstructing algebra-valued points from tensor automorphisms #
Let H be a commutative Hopf algebra over a field k, and let A be a commutative
k-algebra. A tensor automorphism of scalar extension on the finite-dimensional
H-comodules determines a linear functional H → A. Tensor compatibility makes this
functional multiplicative, while compatibility with the tensor unit makes it preserve one.
It therefore defines an A-valued point of the affine group represented by H.
This file packages that reconstructed point and proves that reconstructing the tensor automorphism induced by a point returns the original point. The converse equality, that the reconstructed point induces the original component on every finite comodule, requires the matrix-coefficient separation argument developed separately.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Tannaka.globalFunctional_mul: the glued functional preserves multiplication.TauCeti.Tannaka.reconstructedPoint: the algebra-valued point reconstructed from a tensor automorphism.TauCeti.Tannaka.reconstructedPoint_fgPointTensorIso: reconstruction recovers every algebra-valued point.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), §9.4.
The global functional reconstructed from a tensor automorphism preserves multiplication.
The algebra-valued point reconstructed from a tensor automorphism of finite-comodule scalar extension. Its underlying map is the global functional extracted from the automorphism.
Equations
- TauCeti.Tannaka.reconstructedPoint k H A η = WithConv.toConv (AlgHom.ofLinearMap (TauCeti.Tannaka.globalFunctional k H A η) ⋯ ⋯)
Instances For
The reconstructed point evaluates as its defining global functional.
The underlying linear map of the reconstructed point is the global functional.
Reconstructing the tensor automorphism induced by an algebra-valued point returns that point. Thus reconstruction is a left inverse to the tensor action of points.