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TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.SpecialOrthogonal.LowRank

Special orthogonal groups in ranks zero and one #

The standard special orthogonal groups SO₀ and SO₁ are trivial over every commutative base ring. In Hopf coordinates, their defining ideals agree with the corresponding special-linear ideals. In rank zero there are no orthogonality relations. In rank one, the single relation x² - 1 is a multiple of the determinant-one relation x - 1.

The resulting equality identifies the finite-type coordinate Hopf algebras with those of SL₀ and SL₁. Since the special linear groups are reductive in every rank and characteristic, this settles reductivity of the two low-rank special orthogonal groups without a hypothesis on 2.

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In rank zero the special-orthogonal and special-linear defining Hopf ideals agree.

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In rank one the special-orthogonal and special-linear defining Hopf ideals agree.

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The finite-type coordinate Hopf algebra of SO₀ is the one of SL₀.

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The finite-type coordinate Hopf algebra of SO₁ is the one of SL₁.