Quotients by subcomodules #
This file equips the quotient of a right comodule by a subcomodule with the induced
right-comodule structure. The quotient coaction is the unique linear map whose composite
with the quotient map is (N.mkQ ⊗ id) ∘ ρ.
This is Layer 1 infrastructure for the reductive-groups roadmap target on comodules and the finite-dimensional comodule category: after subcomodules, images, and kernels, quotient comodules provide the basic cokernel-style construction used by later representation-category bookkeeping.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Subcomodule.quotientCoact: the descended coaction onM ⧸ N.TauCeti.Subcomodule.instComoduleQuotient: the induced comodule structure.TauCeti.Subcomodule.mkQ: the quotient map as a comodule morphism.TauCeti.Subcomodule.liftQ: the comodule morphism induced from a morphism killingN.
References #
This is the standard quotient comodule construction; see Sweedler, Hopf Algebras, Chapter 2. The formalization uses Mathlib's quotient-module API and tensor-product functoriality.
The coaction induced on the quotient by a subcomodule.
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The quotient coaction applied to a quotient class.
The descended quotient coaction is characterized after precomposition with the quotient map.
The quotient of a right comodule by a subcomodule inherits a right-comodule structure.
Equations
- N.instComoduleQuotient = { coact := N.quotientCoact, coassoc := ⋯, lTensor_counit_comp_coact := ⋯ }
The coaction on the quotient comodule is Subcomodule.quotientCoact.
The quotient map by a subcomodule as a comodule morphism.
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The underlying linear map of the quotient comodule morphism is the quotient map.
The quotient comodule morphism sends a vector to its quotient class.
The quotient comodule morphism sends exactly the subcomodule to zero.
The quotient comodule morphism is surjective.
A comodule morphism out of M that vanishes on N descends to the quotient by N.
Equations
- N.liftQ f hf = { toLinearMap := N.toSubmodule.liftQ f.toLinearMap hf, map_coact := ⋯ }
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The descended quotient morphism applied to a quotient class.
The underlying linear map of the descended quotient morphism is the quotient-module lift.
Precomposing the descended quotient morphism with the quotient map recovers the original morphism.
Two morphisms out of a quotient are equal if they agree after precomposition with the quotient map.
Uniqueness of the morphism descended to a quotient.
The kernel of the quotient comodule morphism is the subcomodule being quotiented.