The special linear group scheme #
This file presents the special linear group scheme SLₙ as the closed subgroup scheme of
GeneralLinear.groupScheme R n cut out by the determinant-one condition.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.SpecialLinear.groupScheme: the special linear group scheme.TauCeti.SpecialLinear.groupSchemeι: the closed immersionSLₙ ⟶ GLₙ.TauCeti.SpecialLinear.groupSchemePointMulEquiv: the spectrum-points equivalence forSLₙ.TauCeti.SpecialLinear.schemePointsMulEquiv: the group of scheme-valued points ofSLₙisMatrix.SpecialLinearGroup (Fin n) A.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Basic Theory of Affine Group Schemes, Part I, §1.7, pp. 49–50.
The special linear group scheme obtained by applying relative spectrum to the determinant-one
coordinate Hopf algebra, which is the kernel Hopf-ideal quotient of
GeneralLinear.coordinateHopfAlgebra.
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The special linear group scheme is the relative spectrum of its determinant-one coordinate Hopf algebra.
The scheme underlying the special linear group scheme is the spectrum of its coordinate Hopf algebra.
The closed immersion of the special linear group scheme into the general linear group scheme.
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The special-linear inclusion is the generic determinant-kernel inclusion transported to the named special-linear and general-linear presentations.
The determinant is the unit section after restricting it along the named special-linear inclusion.
The special-linear group scheme is a closed subgroup scheme of the named general-linear group scheme.
The structural morphism of the special-linear group scheme is locally of finite type.
Scheme-valued points #
Mathlib's spectrum-points equivalence for the special-linear coordinate Hopf algebra.
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The group of scheme-valued points of the special-linear group scheme is the ordinary special linear group over the value algebra.
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Evaluating the scheme-points equivalence on a point presented by groupSchemePointMulEquiv
recovers the canonical algebra point.
The inverse scheme-points equivalence sends a determinant-one matrix to the spectrum point induced by its canonical coordinate-algebra point.
Evaluating the scheme-points equivalence directly on a scheme morphism.
Composing a special-linear scheme point with the named inclusion into the general-linear
group scheme is Mathlib's canonical inclusion Matrix.SpecialLinearGroup.toGL.