The diagonal torus as a closed subgroup of the symplectic group #
Over every commutative ring, the diagonal map from the rank-m split torus to Sp₂ₘ is a
closed immersion. Its defining Hopf ideal is the kernel of restriction to diagonal coordinates,
the quotient is isomorphic to the split-torus coordinate Hopf algebra, and the ideal is
compatible with scalar extension. These constructions make the diagonal torus available as a
closed subgroup when studying maximal tori and pinnings.
The diagonal split torus is a closed subgroup of Sp₂ₘ over every commutative ring.
The diagonal split torus, bundled as a closed subgroup scheme of Sp₂ₘ.
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The closed diagonal torus has the subobject represented by the diagonal morphism.
The defining Hopf ideal of the diagonal torus is the kernel of coordinate restriction.
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A function belongs to the diagonal-torus ideal precisely when its restriction vanishes.
The closed-subgroup classification recovers the diagonal torus's defining Hopf ideal.
The quotient by the diagonal-torus ideal is the rank-m split-torus coordinate algebra.
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The quotient isomorphism identifies the quotient map with restriction to the torus.
The coordinate quotient defining the symplectic diagonal torus is a split torus.
The base-change isomorphism of symplectic coordinate Hopf algebras carries the base-changed diagonal-torus ideal onto the diagonal-torus ideal over the extended base.
Over a field, the coordinate quotient defining the symplectic diagonal torus is a torus.