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TauCeti.Algebra.Coalgebra.Comodule.ExteriorAlgebra.BaseChange

Point actions on exterior powers and scalar extension #

Let M be a comodule over a commutative bialgebra H, and let g be an A-point of H. There are two ways to let g act on exterior powers after extending scalars to A: through the exterior algebra over A of its action on A ⊗[R] M, or through the exterior-algebra comodule of M and its homogeneous pieces. The comparison TauCeti.exteriorAlgebraEquivBaseChange intertwines the two actions.

As a consequence, for a submodule W of M, the point stabilizes the scalar extension of the exterior image ⋀ⁿ W → ⋀ⁿ M of W in the finite-degree comodule ⋀ⁿ M exactly when it stabilizes the nth power of A ⊗ W inside the exterior algebra over A. Over a field, for n = dim W the latter is the top exterior line of A ⊗ W, which turns a subspace stabilizer into the stabilizer of a line in a rational representation. No flatness or reducedness assumption is needed.

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Scalar extension of exterior algebras intertwines the exterior algebra of a point action with the point action on the exterior-algebra comodule.

A point stabilizes the scalar extension of the exterior image of ⋀ⁿ W in the comodule ⋀ⁿ M if and only if the exterior algebra of its action stabilizes the nth power of the scalar-extended subspace A ⊗ W.