The finite dual of a Hopf algebra #
For a finite projective bialgebra H over a commutative ring k, the linear dual carries the
transposed bialgebra structure. Its multiplication is convolution, while its comultiplication and
counit are characterized by
Delta(phi)(x tensor y) = phi (x * y), epsilon(phi) = phi(1).
If H is a Hopf algebra, precomposition with its antipode is the antipode of the dual. This is
the algebraic construction underlying Cartier duality for finite locally free commutative group
schemes. The present file builds the finite locally free Hopf dual over a general affine base; the
scheme-level duality remains a separate step.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.ConvolutionDual: the convolution algebra on the linear dual.TauCeti.ConvolutionDual.instBialgebra: the bialgebra obtained by transposing multiplication and unit.TauCeti.ConvolutionDual.instHopfAlgebra: the Hopf structure obtained by transposing the antipode.
References #
- W. C. Waterhouse, Introduction to Affine Group Schemes, Chapter 2.
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), Section 12.e.
The linear dual, wrapped to select convolution multiplication when a coalgebra structure is available.
The WithConv wrapper selects Mathlib's convolution multiplication on linear maps.
Equations
- TauCeti.ConvolutionDual k H = WithConv (Module.Dual k H)
Instances For
The convolution dual of a finite projective module is finite.
The convolution dual of a finite projective module is projective.
A tensor of finite-dual functionals is equivalently a functional on the tensor square.
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The comultiplication and counit on the finite dual, obtained by transposing multiplication and unit on the original algebra.
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A pure tensor of finite-dual functionals evaluates componentwise.
The coalgebra structure on the finite dual, obtained by transposing multiplication and unit on the original bialgebra.
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Evaluating the finite-dual comultiplication gives the transpose of multiplication on H.
Pointwise form of the characteristic equation for the finite-dual comultiplication.
The finite-dual counit is evaluation at one.
The bialgebra structure on the finite dual. Multiplication is convolution and the coalgebra operations are transposes of multiplication and unit on the original bialgebra.
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- TauCeti.ConvolutionDual.instBialgebra k H = Bialgebra.mk' k (TauCeti.ConvolutionDual k H) ⋯ ⋯ ⋯ ⋯
The coalgebra underlying the finite dual is cocommutative.
The antipode operation on the finite dual, obtained by transposing the antipode of the original Hopf algebra.
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The Hopf algebra structure on the finite dual. Its antipode is precomposition with the antipode of the original finite projective Hopf algebra.
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The finite-dual antipode acts by precomposition with the original antipode.