The upper-unitriangular group scheme #
For a commutative ring R, the polynomial Hopf algebra on the entries strictly above the
diagonal represents the upper-unitriangular group U_n. The entrywise inclusion of
upper-unitriangular matrices into GL_n is represented by a surjective coordinate Hopf-algebra
morphism, and hence gives a closed immersion of affine group schemes.
The construction includes rank zero and the zero ring. As in the existing general-linear scheme interface, scheme-valued points are stated in the same universe as the base ring.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.UpperUnitriangular.coordinateMap: the coordinate morphismO(GL_n) ⟶ O(U_n).TauCeti.UpperUnitriangular.groupScheme: the finite-type affine upper-unitriangular group scheme on a finite linearly ordered index type.TauCeti.UpperUnitriangular.inclusion: the closed immersionU_n ⟶ GL_n.TauCeti.UpperUnitriangular.schemePointsMulEquiv: scheme-valued points are upper-unitriangular matrices on the chosen index type.
References #
- J. C. Jantzen, Representations of Algebraic Groups, I.2.
- T. A. Springer, Linear Algebraic Groups, Section 2.4.
The functor-of-points recovery follows the pattern used for root subgroups in
TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.GeneralLinear.Root.Subgroup.
On algebra-valued points, include an upper-unitriangular matrix into the general linear group.
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The general-linear matrix attached to inclusionPoints f is the underlying matrix of the
upper-unitriangular point attached to f.
Inclusion of upper-unitriangular points commutes with extension of the value algebra.
The natural inclusion from upper-unitriangular points to general-linear points.
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- TauCeti.UpperUnitriangular.inclusionPointsMap R n = { app := fun (A : CommAlgCat R) => GrpCat.ofHom (TauCeti.UpperUnitriangular.inclusionPoints R n), naturality := ⋯ }
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The coordinate morphism O(GL_n) ⟶ O(U_n) recovered from the natural inclusion on
points.
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Precomposition by coordinateMap is the upper-unitriangular inclusion on points.
On every same-universe value algebra, coordinateMap induces the ordinary inclusion of
upper-unitriangular matrices.
The coordinate morphism sends a generic general-linear matrix entry to the corresponding entry of the generic upper-unitriangular matrix.
The coordinate morphism O(GL_n) ⟶ O(U_n) is surjective.
The group scheme and its closed immersion #
The upper-unitriangular group scheme obtained by applying relative spectrum to its coordinate Hopf algebra.
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The upper-unitriangular group scheme is the Hopf spectrum of its coordinate algebra.
The underlying scheme is the spectrum of the upper-unitriangular coordinate Hopf algebra.
The closed immersion of the upper-unitriangular group scheme into GL_n.
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The upper-unitriangular inclusion is relative spectrum applied contravariantly to
coordinateMap.
The upper-unitriangular group scheme is affine.
The structural morphism of the upper-unitriangular group scheme is locally of finite type.
The inclusion U_n ⟶ GL_n is a closed immersion.
Scheme-valued points #
The canonical equivalence from algebra-valued points to scheme-valued upper-unitriangular points.
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The underlying spectrum map of the canonical algebra-to-scheme point equivalence.
Scheme-valued upper-unitriangular points are upper-unitriangular matrices.
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A scheme point presented by an algebra point corresponds to the same upper-unitriangular
matrix under schemePointsMulEquiv.
Evaluating the scheme-points equivalence directly on a scheme morphism.
The inverse scheme-points equivalence presents an upper-unitriangular matrix as the corresponding spectrum point.
The scheme-valued point identification is covariantly natural in the value algebra. An
R-algebra map A → B becomes precomposition by the reversed spectrum map and acts entrywise on
the corresponding upper-unitriangular matrix.
Composing a scheme-valued point with U_n ⟶ GL_n is ordinary subgroup inclusion on
matrices.