Base change of the special linear group #
For a morphism of commutative rings R → K, scalar extension of the coordinate Hopf algebra
of SLₙ is canonically the coordinate Hopf algebra constructed directly over K.
The proof starts from the corresponding base-change isomorphism for GLₙ. It sends the
base-changed generic determinant to the generic determinant over K, and therefore carries the
base change of the determinant-one Hopf ideal onto the determinant-one Hopf ideal over K.
The result then follows from the general theorem that a Hopf-ideal quotient commutes with base
change.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.SpecialLinear.coordinateHopfAlgebraBaseChangeIso: base change of the coordinate Hopf algebra ofSLₙ.TauCeti.SpecialLinear.finiteTypeCoordinateHopfAlgebraBaseChangeIso: the finite-type form of the same isomorphism.TauCeti.SpecialLinear.finiteTypeCoordinateHopfAlgebraBaseChangeIso_hom: its underlying commutative-Hopf-algebra morphism.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Basic Theory of Affine Group Schemes, Chapter IV, §1.8.
- The Stacks Project, Tags 01JO and 022W.
This is the scalar-extension compatibility needed to assemble the SLₙ worked example in
Layer 6, "Reductive and semisimple groups", of the ReductiveGroups roadmap.
Base change of the special-linear coordinate Hopf algebra is canonically the special-linear coordinate Hopf algebra over the new base.
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The special-linear base-change isomorphism is compatible with the quotient coordinate morphisms from the corresponding general-linear coordinate Hopf algebras.
On a pure tensor of a restricted general-linear function, the special-linear base-change isomorphism is the general-linear isomorphism followed by restriction.
The finite-type coordinate Hopf algebra of SLₙ commutes with base change.
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The underlying commutative-Hopf-algebra morphism of the finite-type base-change isomorphism is the coordinate-Hopf-algebra base-change isomorphism, with the object equalities made explicit.