Isotypic Lie modules #
This file defines isotypy for Lie modules over a commutative ring. It is the Lie-module analogue
of Mathlib's module-theoretic IsIsotypicOfType, IsIsotypic, and isotypicComponent interface.
The definitions here do not depend on a universal enveloping algebra; the comparison with
Mathlib's module-theoretic interface lives in
TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.UniversalEnveloping.Isotypic.
Main definitions #
LieModule.IsIsotypicOfTypeandLieModule.IsIsotypic: Lie-module isotypy.LieModule.isotypicComponent: the sum of Lie submodules equivalent to a fixed type.
Roadmap #
This is the generic Lie-isotypy interface used by Layer 6 of the Lie highest-weight roadmap and its universal-enveloping-algebra dictionary.
References #
Mathlib/RingTheory/SimpleModule/Isotypic.lean(Junyan Xu): the module-theoretic definitions and proof pattern ported here to Lie submodules and Lie-module equivalences.
A Lie module M is isotypic of type S if every irreducible Lie submodule of M is
equivalent to S.
Equations
- LieModule.IsIsotypicOfType R L M S = ∀ (P : LieSubmodule R L M) [LieModule.IsIrreducible R L ↥P], Nonempty (↥P ≃ₗ⁅R,L⁆ S)
Instances For
Lie isotypy of a fixed type means that every irreducible Lie submodule is equivalent to that type.
A Lie module is isotypic if all its irreducible Lie submodules are equivalent.
Equations
- LieModule.IsIsotypic R L M = ∀ (P : LieSubmodule R L M) [LieModule.IsIrreducible R L ↥P], LieModule.IsIsotypicOfType R L M ↥P
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A Lie module is isotypic exactly when it is isotypic of the type of each irreducible Lie submodule.
A fixed isotypic type makes every pair of irreducible Lie submodules equivalent.
The Lie isotypic component of type S, defined as the sum of all Lie submodules equivalent
to S.
Equations
Instances For
The Lie isotypic component is the sum of all Lie submodules equivalent to its type.
The Lie isotypic component is below N exactly when every submodule equivalent to its type is
below N.
A Lie submodule equivalent to S is contained in the Lie isotypic component of type S.
A Lie submodule is contained in its Lie isotypic component.