Extending homomorphisms of group-like elements #
When group-like elements form a basis of a bialgebra over a commutative semiring, every
monoid homomorphism from its group-like elements extends uniquely to a bialgebra homomorphism.
Over a domain, linear independence follows from torsion-freeness by
linearIndep_groupLikeVal. Only the source needs the basis hypotheses. This is the
coordinate-algebra extension step in descent of morphisms between groups of multiplicative type.
The construction uses TauCeti.GroupLike.evaluationBialgEquivOfLinearIndependentOfSpanEqTop
and Mathlib's MonoidAlgebra.mapDomainBialgHom. See Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), §12.
Extend a homomorphism of group-like elements across a group-like spanning basis. No linear independence or spanning assumption is imposed on the target.
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The extension agrees with the prescribed homomorphism on group-like elements.
Restricting the extension to group-like elements recovers the given homomorphism.
A bialgebra morphism extending the prescribed group-like homomorphism is unique.