Differentiating the adjoint comodule #
The differentiated action of the adjoint comodule is the Lie bracket on the dual of the
augmentation cotangent space. This connects the dual-number description of the infinitesimal
adjoint action with the differentiated representation used to study invariant subspaces.
Restricting the adjoint comodule to a closed subgroup, the differentiated action of a tangent
vector of the subgroup is the bracket with its image under the differential of the inclusion
(TauCeti.differential_corestrict_adjointComodule).
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), §10.d, 10.18–10.23.
The differential of the adjoint comodule is the adjoint action of the tangent Lie algebra, expressed in the cotangent-dual model.
The restricted adjoint representation differentiates to the bracket. A tangent vector d
of the closed subgroup cut out by J acts on 𝔤 by the bracket with its image in 𝔤 under the
differential of the inclusion.