Base change of the positive E6 minuscule subsystem #
The positive subsystem of the integral type-E₆ minuscule carrier is generated by its six
positive simple-root subgroups and its weight torus. This file transports that coordinate
presentation along ℤ → A for an arbitrary commutative ring A.
The resulting quotient coordinate Hopf algebra is canonically the scalar extension of the integral positive subsystem. The factored positive root-subgroup maps and weight-torus map are transported through the same comparison, so the carrier and the data intended for its pinning base-change together.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.E6Minuscule.positiveRootSubgroupIntegralCoordinateMapandTauCeti.E6Minuscule.positiveWeightTorusIntegralCoordinateMap: the integral factored generator maps.TauCeti.E6Minuscule.positiveSubsystemBaseChangeGroupScheme: the scheme-theoretic base change of the integral positive subsystem.TauCeti.E6Minuscule.positiveSubsystemBaseChangePresentationIso: its identification with the generic transported quotient presentation.TauCeti.E6Minuscule.positiveRootSubgroupBaseChangeandTauCeti.E6Minuscule.positiveWeightTorusBaseChange: the base changes of the integral pinning morphisms.
References #
- The type-
E₇base-change construction inTauCeti.Algebra.Lie.E7.Minuscule.PositiveSubsystem.BaseChangefor the interface specialized here. - R. W. Carter, Simple Groups of Lie Type, §4.4.
- B. Conrad, Reductive Group Schemes, §1.
The coordinate Hopf algebra of the integral positive subsystem, in its generated-subsystem presentation.
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The generated-subsystem presentation uses the named positive-subsystem defining ideal.
Positive simple-root subgroups #
The coordinate map of the ith positive simple-root subgroup factored through the integral
positive subsystem.
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The integral factored positive root-subgroup map recovers its represented coordinate map in
GL₂₇.
The integral factored coordinate map represents the existing ith positive simple-root
subgroup of the positive subsystem.
The positive weight torus #
The coordinate map of the weight torus factored through the integral positive subsystem.
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The integral factored positive weight-torus map recovers its represented coordinate map in
GL₂₇.
The integral factored coordinate map represents the existing weight torus of the positive subsystem.
Scheme morphisms over the new base #
The scheme-theoretic base change of the integral positive subsystem to B.
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The generic transported quotient presentation of the positive subsystem over B.
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The scheme-theoretic base change of the positive subsystem is represented by the generic transported quotient presentation.
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The canonical comparison from the scheme-theoretic base change of the integral additive group
to the additive group constructed over B.
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The canonical comparison from the scheme-theoretic base change of the integral split torus
to the split torus constructed over B.
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The ith positive simple-root morphism after scheme-theoretic base change to B.
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The quotient-presentation comparison identifies the scheme-theoretic base change of the
ith positive simple-root morphism with scalar extension of its integral coordinate map.
The positive weight-torus morphism after scheme-theoretic base change to B.
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Under the quotient-presentation comparison, the base-changed positive weight torus is the generic transported factorization.