Comultiplication of matrix coefficients #
The comultiplication of a matrix coefficient is controlled by the coaction:
Δ(c(φ, m)) = (c(φ, ·) ⊗ id)(ρ(m)).
For a finite basis (eᵢ), expanding the coaction in that basis gives the familiar formula
Δ(c(φ, m)) = ∑ i, c(φ, eᵢ) ⊗ c(eⁱ, m).
Both formulas are basic facts about matrix coefficients; the finite-basis expansion is what
makes the coefficient submodule of a finite free comodule stable under comultiplication in
TauCeti.Algebra.Coalgebra.Comodule.MatrixCoefficient.Subcoalgebra.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Comodule.comul_matrixCoefficient: the basis-free comultiplication formula.TauCeti.Comodule.comul_matrixCoefficient_eq_sum: its expansion in a finite basis.TauCeti.Comodule.coact_eq_sum_basis_matrixCoefficient: the expansion of the coaction itself in a finite basis.
References #
This is the standard coefficient-coalgebra computation; see Sweedler, Hopf Algebras,
Chapter 2. It supplies a prerequisite for ReductiveGroups/README.md in TauCetiRoadmap,
Layer 1, "Finite-dimensional subcoalgebras".
Comultiplication of a matrix coefficient is obtained by applying its coefficient map to the vector factor of the coaction.
The coaction of a comodule with a finite basis (eᵢ) expands as
ρ(m) = ∑ i, eᵢ ⊗ c(eⁱ, m) in matrix coefficients.
The comultiplication of a matrix coefficient, expanded in a finite basis.