Characters over an extension of a splitting ring #
For a tower k → L → K, the scalar-tower homomorphism extends characters without any
splitting assumption. A commutative k-bialgebra split over L has the same
characters over L and K, provided L is a domain, L ⊗[k] A is torsion-free
over L, and Spec K is connected.
The comparison extends the coefficients of a character, and intertwines compatible
scalar automorphisms of L and K. This identifies splitting-field characters with
geometric characters while retaining the Galois action.
The construction uses groupLikeBaseChangeEquiv and baseChangeTowerBialgEquiv.
Extension of the coefficients of a character through a tower of scalar rings.
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The scalar-tower map extends the scalar coefficients of a character.
Extension of the coefficients of a character through a tower, when the intermediate scalar extension is spanned by its group-like elements.
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The character comparison extends coefficients and leaves the original bialgebra fixed.
Compatible scalar automorphisms commute with extending a character through a tower.
This is an explicit rewrite rule: simp cannot infer σ from the left-hand side.
Use it with the chosen compatible automorphisms and their compatibility proof.