The character-lattice functor of tori #
The character group of a torus is a finite free ℤ-module with a continuous action of the
absolute Galois group. Here continuity is expressed without choosing topology data on the
underlying module: every vector has an open stabilizer, which is the standard criterion for an
action on a discrete space.
These objects form the category GaloisLatticeCat k, defined in the generic representation-theory
module TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.GaloisLattice.Basic. The functorial geometric-character
construction restricts to a functor from coordinate Hopf algebras of tori to that category.
Because coordinate rings are contravariant in affine group schemes, this is the contravariant
character-lattice functor from tori themselves.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.TorusCommHopfAlgCat.characterLatticeFunctor: the character-lattice functor on coordinate Hopf algebras of tori.
References #
See J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), Theorem 12.23 and Corollary 12.24.
The character-lattice functor from coordinate Hopf algebras of tori to continuous integral Galois lattices. On the corresponding affine group schemes this functor is contravariant.
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Instances For
The underlying integral representation of a torus's character lattice is its geometric character group with the absolute-Galois action.
The morphism part of characterLatticeFunctor is the induced equivariant character map.