Base change of bialgebras in stages #
For a tower of commutative semirings k → L → K and a k-bialgebra H, extending H to L
and then to K agrees with extending it to K in one step. This file upgrades the algebra
equivalence TauCeti.Algebra.TensorProduct.baseChangeTowerAlgEquiv to a bialgebra equivalence
K ⊗[L] (L ⊗[k] H) ≃ₐc[K] K ⊗[k] H.
When H is commutative, contravariantly this is the statement that the geometric fibre of the
affine monoid scheme represented by H — an affine group scheme when H is moreover a Hopf
algebra — may be computed through an intermediate field: it is what lets a group split by a finite
Galois extension be recognised over an algebraic closure.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Bialgebra.TensorProduct.baseChangeTowerBialgEquiv: the tower comparison as a bialgebra equivalence.TauCeti.Bialgebra.TensorProduct.baseChangeTowerBialgEquiv_tmul: its value on nested pure tensors.TauCeti.Bialgebra.TensorProduct.baseChangeTowerBialgEquiv_symm_tmul: the value of its inverse on pure tensors.
References #
- This formalization is adapted from the sibling comparison
TauCeti.Bialgebra.TensorProduct.baseChangeTensorBialgEquivbetween base change and tensor products.
Base change of bialgebras composes in stages. For a tower k → L → K, extending a
k-bialgebra H to L and then to K is extending it to K in one step.
The underlying algebra equivalence is
TauCeti.Algebra.TensorProduct.baseChangeTowerAlgEquiv; the content added here is that it
respects the counit and the comultiplication.
Equations
Instances For
On a nested pure tensor, the tower comparison absorbs the intermediate scalar.
On a tensor with unit scalar, the tower comparison extends the intermediate coefficients.
The inverse tower comparison inserts the unit of the intermediate ring.