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TauCeti.Algebra.HopfAlgebra.FiniteDual.CartierDuality.BaseChange

Base change of finite locally free Cartier duality #

Extension of scalars carries a finite locally free bicommutative Hopf algebra over R to one over an R-algebra S, and TauCeti.ConvolutionDual.baseChangeBialgEquiv says that it commutes with finite dualization. This file records both facts in the category TauCeti.FiniteLocallyFreeBicommutativeHopfAlgCat, where Cartier duality lives.

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This advances Layer 4, "Cartier duality", of the ReductiveGroups roadmap: compatibility with pullback of the base is what makes Cartier duality usable on fibres and after field extension.

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Scalar extension of a single finite locally free bicommutative Hopf algebra.

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    Scalar extension of a morphism of finite locally free bicommutative Hopf algebras.

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      The bialgebra morphism underlying baseChangeMap tensors the morphism with the identity on the new base.

      Scalar extension of finite locally free bicommutative Hopf algebras.

      The body is exposed so that baseChangeFunctor R S ⋙ dualFunctor.rightOp reduces to the finite dual of a scalar extension, without which the components of baseChangeDualNatIso do not typecheck. No other declaration here depends on that reduction.

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        Forgetting finite local freeness and cocommutativity turns the restricted scalar extension into the scalar extension of commutative Hopf algebras.

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          Finite dualization commutes with extension of scalars.

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            The forward map of baseChangeDualIso sends a scalar-extended functional to the scalar-extended evaluation it defines. This is not a simp lemma: the scalar-extended carrier (baseChange S H).obj and the tensor product S ⊗[R] H are the same type but not the same normal form, so the left-hand side is not in simp-normal form.

            Finite dualization commutes with scalar extension, as a natural isomorphism of functors FiniteLocallyFreeBicommutativeHopfAlgCat R ⥤ (FiniteLocallyFreeBicommutativeHopfAlgCat S)ᵒᵖ.

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              The components of baseChangeDualNatIso are the objectwise comparisons baseChangeDualIso. They appear inverted because the natural isomorphism lands in an opposite category.