Scalar automorphisms on group-like elements of base-changed bialgebras #
For a commutative semiring extension L/K and a K-bialgebra A, the scalar-factor action on
L ⊗[K] A preserves the counit and comultiplication equations defining group-like elements. It
therefore induces an action on the group-like elements, and Additive.distribMulAction transports
that action to their additive form.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.ScalarAut.isGroupLikeElem_smul: scalar automorphisms preserve group-like elements.TauCeti.ScalarAut.groupLikeMap_smul: the induced map on group-like elements is equivariant.TauCeti.ScalarAut.instGroupLikeDistribMulAction: the induced action on group-like elements.BialgHom.map_smul_iff_groupLike: equivariance can be checked on spanning group-like elements.
The counit is equivariant for the semilinear scalar action.
Comultiplication is equivariant for the semilinear scalar action.
Applying a scalar automorphism preserves the group-like equations.
Scalar automorphisms act multiplicatively on group-like elements.
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The value of the scalar action on a group-like element is the scalar-factor action.
The map on group-like elements induced by scalar extension is equivariant for scalar automorphisms.
A map out of a scalar extension spanned by group-like elements commutes with a scalar automorphism exactly when its restriction to group-like elements does.