The unipotent radical obstruction for the tripled type-D4 carrier #
Let H be the coordinate Hopf algebra of the specialized tripled type-D₄ carrier. Over an
algebraically closed field, if H is reduced, then every normal smooth unipotent closed subgroup
of the carrier is trivial. Consequently its unipotent radical is trivial.
The mathematical input is the carrier's standard 24-dimensional comodule
V(ϖ₁) ⊕ V(ϖ₃) ⊕ V(ϖ₄). It is faithful and, by
TauCeti.D4Tripled.isCompletelyReducible_standardComodule, completely reducible although not
simple. The generic normal-unipotent elimination theorem
TauCeti.HopfIdeal.eq_augmentation_of_isNormal_of_smoothUnipotent_of_isFaithful then applies:
normality makes the fixed vectors of a smooth unipotent closed subgroup an ambient subcomodule,
Kolchin's fixed-vector theorem and complete reducibility force the subgroup to act trivially, and
faithfulness identifies its defining ideal with the augmentation ideal.
Reducedness is stated explicitly. No smoothness or connectedness of the carrier is asserted here, so the result is the normal-unipotent obstruction needed for reductivity rather than a proof that the carrier is reductive.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.D4Tripled.eq_augmentation_of_isNormal_of_smoothUnipotent: every normal smooth unipotent closed subgroup of a reduced specialized carrier is trivial.TauCeti.D4Tripled.unipotentRadicalDefiningIdeal_eq_augmentation: the unipotent radical of a reduced specialized carrier is trivial.
References #
- J. E. Humphreys, Linear Algebraic Groups, §§19 and 26.
- J. C. Jantzen, Representations of Algebraic Groups, I.2 and II.2.
The statements follow TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.E7.Minuscule.UnipotentRadical.
Every normal smooth unipotent closed subgroup of a reduced specialized tripled type-D₄
carrier is trivial.
The conclusion is stated contravariantly: the subgroup's defining Hopf ideal is the augmentation ideal of the carrier's coordinate algebra.
The unipotent radical of a reduced specialized tripled type-D₄ carrier over an
algebraically closed field is trivial.