Root subgroups on points of the toral Kostant closure #
The toral Kostant closure has a coordinate Hopf algebra obtained by quotienting the coordinate
algebra of GLβ, and each represented root subgroup factors through this quotient. This file
records the resulting map on algebra-valued points. Thus, for every commutative ring A and root
index i, it supplies the intrinsic homomorphism
πΎβ(A) β kostantToralGroupScheme(A).
Composing this homomorphism with the quotient-points inclusion recovers the previously constructed
matrix-valued root subgroup. The construction is natural in A; in particular, iterated
Frobenius raises its root parameter to the corresponding prime-power exponent. These are the
point-level root-subgroup and field-endomorphism interfaces required when the generic Kostant
carrier is specialized to a pinned Chevalley--Demazure group.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.kostantRootSubgroupToralPoints: the intrinsic root-subgroup homomorphism on algebra-valued points of the toral closure.TauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.kostantRootSubgroupToralParam: the same homomorphism with its parameter read directly in the value ring.TauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.mapPoints_kostantRootSubgroupToralParam: base-change naturality of the parametrized root subgroup.mapPoints_iterateFrobeniusValueHom_kostantRootSubgroupToralParam: iterated Frobenius raises the root parameter to itsp ^ m-th power.
References #
- R. W. Carter, Simple Groups of Lie Type, Β§Β§4.4 and 7.1.
- J. E. Humphreys, Linear Algebraic Groups, Β§26.
This advances the βChevalley--Demazure constructionβ and βpoints over an algebraically closed
fieldβ targets in Layer 9 of TauCetiRoadmap/ReductiveGroups/README.md. The resulting intrinsic
root-subgroup map and Frobenius law are inputs to milestones L0 and L1 of the CFSGStatement
roadmap.
The ith represented root subgroup on algebra-valued points of the toral Kostant closure.
Its coordinate morphism is kostantRootSubgroupToralCoordinateMap; contravariance of the functor
of points turns that morphism into a homomorphism from the additive-group points to the intrinsic
points of the quotient coordinate Hopf algebra.
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The intrinsic root-subgroup point map is precomposition by its factored coordinate map.
Including an intrinsic toral-closure root point into the ambient general linear group recovers the original represented root-subgroup point.
In general-linear coordinates, the intrinsic root point is the divided-power exponential matrix previously attached to the represented Kostant root subgroup.
This is not a simp lemma because GeneralLinear.pointsMulEquiv_apply first normalizes its
left-hand side to GeneralLinear.pointToGeneralLinear; use it explicitly when that matrix form is
needed.
The intrinsic toral-closure root subgroup with its parameter read in the value ring through
the canonical identification πΎβ(A) β AβΊ.
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The parametrized intrinsic root subgroup is the point map evaluated on the corresponding
point of πΎβ.
The intrinsic root-subgroup point map is natural in the value algebra.
Base change sends the intrinsic root element with parameter t to the root element whose
parameter is the image of t.
Iterated Frobenius preserves each intrinsic root subgroup and raises its parameter to the
p ^ m-th power. Over an algebraic closure of π½_p, this is the root-subgroup compatibility of
the standard q-power Frobenius. The general simp lemma
mapPoints_kostantRootSubgroupToralParam already normalizes this specialization.