Corestriction of comodules along a coalgebra morphism #
This file proves the basic functoriality of right comodules in the coalgebra. A coalgebra
morphism f : C →ₗc[R] D turns every right C-comodule into a right D-comodule by
postcomposing the coaction with id ⊗ f.
This is Layer 1 infrastructure for the reductive-groups roadmap target "Comodules over a coalgebra/Hopf algebra": representations of affine group schemes are comodules over their coordinate coalgebras, and changing the coordinate coalgebra along a morphism needs this corestriction functor.
A coalgebra morphism also gives a morphism from its corestricted regular source comodule to its regular target comodule.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.Comodule.Corestrict: the induced rightD-comodule structure.TauCeti.Comodule.corestrictHom: a comodule morphism after corestricting both sides.TauCeti.ComoduleCat.corestrict: the corresponding functor between bundled comodule categories.CoalgHom.toComoduleHom: a coalgebra morphism as a morphism of regular comodules.
References #
This is the standard corestriction of comodules along a coalgebra morphism; see for example Sweedler, Hopf Algebras, Chapter 2.
The coaction obtained from a right C-comodule by corestricting along a coalgebra
morphism f : C →ₗc[R] D.
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Corestrict a right comodule along a coalgebra morphism.
If M is a right C-comodule and f : C →ₗc[R] D, the new right D-coaction is
(id ⊗ f) ∘ ρ.
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- TauCeti.Comodule.Corestrict f = { coact := TauCeti.Comodule.corestrictCoact f, coassoc := ⋯, lTensor_counit_comp_coact := ⋯ }
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The corestricted coaction is (id ⊗ f) ∘ ρ.
The corestricted coaction evaluates as (id ⊗ f) (ρ m).
The coaction of Corestrict f evaluates as (id ⊗ f) (ρ m).
Corestricting along the identity coalgebra morphism leaves the coaction unchanged.
Corestricted coactions compose in the coalgebra morphism.
A morphism of C-comodules is also a morphism after corestricting both comodules along
the same coalgebra morphism.
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- TauCeti.Comodule.corestrictHom f g = { toLinearMap := g.toLinearMap, map_coact := ⋯ }
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Corestricting a comodule morphism does not change its underlying linear map.
Corestricting a comodule morphism does not change its underlying function.
Corestriction of morphisms is unchanged on underlying linear maps under composition of coalgebra morphisms.
Corestriction of morphisms is unchanged on elements under composition of coalgebra morphisms.
Corestriction sends identity morphisms to identity morphisms.
Corestriction preserves composition of comodule morphisms.
Corestriction of bundled right comodules along a coalgebra morphism.
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The corestriction functor leaves the underlying type of an object unchanged.
The corestriction functor leaves the underlying linear map of a morphism unchanged.
The corestriction functor leaves the underlying function of a morphism unchanged.
Corestriction functors compose in the coalgebra morphism on underlying linear maps.
Corestriction functors compose in the coalgebra morphism on elements.
A coalgebra morphism as a morphism from its corestricted regular source comodule to its regular target comodule.
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- f.toComoduleHom = { toLinearMap := f.toLinearMap, map_coact := ⋯ }
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The underlying linear map of the regular-comodule morphism is the coalgebra map.
The regular-comodule morphism evaluates as the coalgebra map.