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TauCeti.Algebra.Bialgebra.GroupLike.Evaluation

Evaluation of the group-like monoid algebra #

Every bialgebra H over a commutative semiring R receives a canonical bialgebra morphism from the monoid algebra on its group-like elements. It sends each standard basis element to its underlying group-like element. Its linear range is exactly the span of the group-like elements, and its subcoalgebra image is the subcoalgebra spanned by all group-like elements. The morphism is injective exactly when the underlying group-like elements are linearly independent, and it is a bialgebra equivalence when they are also spanning. Over a commutative domain, linear independence is automatic when the carrier of H is torsion-free.

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The automatic linear independence used in the domain and torsion-free specialization is the domain-valued form of Milne, Algebraic Groups, Proposition 4.23. The reconstruction in the spanning case is the bialgebra form underlying Definition 12.7 and Theorem 12.8 of the same reference.

The canonical bialgebra morphism from the monoid algebra on the group-like elements of H to H, sending each standard basis element to its underlying group-like element.

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    Evaluation on a scalar multiple of a standard basis element.

    theorem TauCeti.GroupLike.evaluationBialgHom_apply (R : Type u) (H : Type v) [CommSemiring R] [Semiring H] [Bialgebra R H] (x : MonoidAlgebra R (GroupLike R H)) :
    (evaluationBialgHom R H) x = x.coeff.sum fun (g : GroupLike R H) (r : R) => r • ↑g

    Evaluation of a monoid-algebra element is the finite linear combination of its group-like indices with its coefficients.

    Evaluation is finite linear combination of the underlying group-like elements after passing to the coefficient representation of the monoid algebra.

    The linear range of evaluation is the span of the underlying group-like elements.

    The linear range of evaluation is the underlying submodule of the subcoalgebra spanned by all group-like elements.

    The image of the full source subcoalgebra under evaluation is the subcoalgebra spanned by all group-like elements.

    Evaluation is surjective exactly when the group-like elements span the whole bialgebra.

    Evaluation is surjective exactly when the subcoalgebra spanned by all group-like elements is the full subcoalgebra.

    Evaluation is injective exactly when the underlying group-like elements are linearly independent.

    If the underlying group-like elements are linearly independent and span the bialgebra, evaluation is a bialgebra equivalence.

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      The general bialgebra equivalence obtained from linear independence and spanning applies as evaluation.

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      The bialgebra morphism underlying the general equivalence from linear independence and spanning is evaluation.

      Over a commutative domain, evaluation is injective when the carrier is torsion-free.

      If the group-like elements span a torsion-free bialgebra over a commutative domain, evaluation is a bialgebra equivalence.

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        The bialgebra equivalence obtained from spanning applies as evaluation.

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        The bialgebra morphism underlying the spanning equivalence is evaluation.