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TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.SpecialLinear.UpperTriangular.RootSubgroup

Positive root subgroups in the special-linear Borel #

The elementary root map xᵢⱼ : 𝔾ₐ → SLₙ factors through the upper-triangular closed subgroup when i < j. The factored map is a closed immersion and recovers the original map after inclusion in SLₙ. Over a nontrivial base ring, the converse holds: a root map factors through this subgroup exactly when the root is positive for the consecutive root base. Thus this is containment of represented root subgroups, over arbitrary rings, rather than a test of rational points or of tangent vectors alone.

On points over any commutative coefficient algebra, a negative root element lies in the upper-triangular subgroup exactly when its additive parameter is zero. This also covers nonreduced coefficient algebras and the zero ring.

The construction uses CommHopfAlgCat.liftQuotient and the existing special-linear root map. The general-linear analogue is GeneralLinear.UpperTriangular.rootSubgroupCoordinateMap.

References #

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A root element belongs to the upper-triangular subgroup exactly when its root is positive or its additive parameter vanishes.

Positive root-subgroup points lie in the upper-triangular subgroup over every commutative coefficient algebra.

The coordinate morphism of a positive root subgroup kills the upper-triangular Hopf ideal, so the root map factors scheme-theoretically through the Borel.

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Over a nontrivial base, a root map kills the Borel's defining ideal exactly when its row precedes its column. Testing the root element with parameter 1 detects the negative roots.

The coordinate morphism O(B) → O(𝔾ₐ) of a positive root subgroup of the upper-triangular determinant-one subgroup.

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    The factorization through the Borel recovers the ambient root-coordinate map.

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    On algebra-valued points, the factored root map gives the same determinant-one transvection as the ambient root map.

    The positive root subgroup is closed even as a subgroup of the Borel.

    The positive root map into the represented upper-triangular subgroup of SLₙ.

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      Each positive root map identifies 𝔾ₐ with a closed subgroup scheme of the Borel.

      A root of the diagonal root datum has its represented additive root subgroup inside the standard Borel exactly when it is positive.