Presented points of the full-weight type-A carrier #
TauCeti.SlStd.pointsPresentation presents the carrier's matrix points by its defining
integral Hopf ideal. The shared GeneralLinear.IntegralPointsPresentation API supplies maps
of value rings, their functoriality, and the representing equivalence with quotient-algebra
points. This file proves that those maps preserve the pinned root subgroups and weight torus.
References #
- R. W. Carter, Finite Groups of Lie Type: Conjugacy Classes and Complex Characters, §1.17.
- J. C. Jantzen, Representations of Algebraic Groups, II.1.
@[reducible, inline]
noncomputable abbrev
TauCeti.SlStd.pointsPresentation
(r : ℕ)
(A : Type v)
[CommRing A]
:
GeneralLinear.IntegralPointsPresentation (r + 1) (definingIdeal r) A
The carrier's matrix points, presented by its defining integral Hopf ideal.
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@[simp]
theorem
TauCeti.SlStd.map_rootSubgroupPoints
(r : ℕ)
{A : Type v}
{B : Type v'}
[CommRing A]
[CommRing B]
(f : A →+* B)
(k : Fin r ⊕ Fin r)
(u : Multiplicative A)
:
((pointsPresentation r A).map (pointsPresentation r B) f) ((rootSubgroupPoints r k A) u) = (rootSubgroupPoints r k B) (Multiplicative.ofAdd (f (Multiplicative.toAdd u)))
The induced map carries a numbered root-subgroup parameter along the homomorphism of value rings.
@[simp]
theorem
TauCeti.SlStd.map_weightTorusPoints
(r : ℕ)
{A : Type v}
{B : Type v'}
[CommRing A]
[CommRing B]
(f : A →+* B)
(s : Fin r → Aˣ)
:
((pointsPresentation r A).map (pointsPresentation r B) f) ((weightTorusPoints r A) s) = (weightTorusPoints r B) fun (i : Fin r) => (Units.map ↑f) (s i)
The induced map carries a point of the pinned split weight torus coordinatewise along the homomorphism of value rings.