Group-like elements of monoid algebras #
The standard basis elements of a monoid algebra over a commutative semiring are group-like and span the whole algebra. Over a commutative ring with connected prime spectrum, these are exactly the group-like elements. The proof of the classification compares coefficients in the group-like comultiplication identity. Connectedness makes every idempotent coefficient zero or one, and the counit condition excludes the zero element.
Consequently, a bialgebra morphism between monoid algebras over such a base uniquely
recovers the monoid homomorphism on their standard basis indices. This gives a two-sided
inverse to MonoidAlgebra.mapDomainBialgHom on the corresponding hom-sets.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.MonoidAlgebra.groupLikeSetSpan_eq_top: the group-like elements span every monoid algebra.TauCeti.MonoidAlgebra.isGroupLikeElem_iff_eq_single: classification of group-like elements in a monoid algebra over a connected base.TauCeti.MonoidAlgebra.groupLikeEquiv: the group-like elements are multiplicatively equivalent to the index monoid.TauCeti.MonoidAlgebra.mapDomainBialgHomPreimage: recover the monoid homomorphism inducing a bialgebra morphism between monoid algebras over a connected base.TauCeti.MonoidAlgebra.mapDomainBialgHom_surjective: every bialgebra morphism between monoid algebras over a connected base is induced by a monoid homomorphism.
The group-like elements of a monoid algebra span the whole algebra: every standard basis element is group-like, and the standard basis spans.
Over a commutative ring with connected prime spectrum, the group-like elements of a monoid algebra are exactly its standard basis elements, with a unique basis index.
The group-like elements of a monoid algebra over a connected base are its standard basis elements, multiplicatively identified with the index monoid.
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The standard basis index recovered from a group-like element is characterized by its underlying value.
The inverse image of an index under groupLikeEquiv is the corresponding standard basis
element.
Recover the monoid homomorphism inducing a bialgebra morphism between monoid algebras over a base with connected prime spectrum.
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The recovered monoid homomorphism takes g to h exactly when the bialgebra
morphism takes the corresponding standard basis element to the standard basis element
indexed by h.
The image of a standard basis element under a bialgebra morphism is indexed by the recovered monoid homomorphism.
Mapping the domain by the recovered monoid homomorphism gives the original bialgebra morphism.
Over a nontrivial base, distinct monoid homomorphisms induce distinct bialgebra morphisms between monoid algebras.
Recovering from the bialgebra morphism induced by a monoid homomorphism returns that monoid homomorphism.
Every bialgebra morphism between monoid algebras over a base with connected prime spectrum is induced by a monoid homomorphism.