Closed subschemes generated by a torus and selected Kostant root subgroups #
Fix the data defining a Kostant toral closure inside GLₙ, and let S be a set of its root
indices. This file constructs the smallest closed subgroup scheme of GLₙ containing the
represented weight torus and the root-subgroup morphisms indexed by S. Its defining Hopf ideal
is the largest one killed by those morphisms; concretely, it is the common-kernel Hopf
ideal of the selected root-subgroup coordinate maps and the weight-torus coordinate map.
The resulting carrier is a closed subgroup scheme of the full toral closure. The inclusion is
functorial in S, and both the selected root subgroups and the weight torus factor through it.
For a positive system, this is the scheme-level candidate for the Borel component of a pinning.
No maximal-solvability or reductivity statement is made here: proving that this closed carrier is
a Borel subgroup for the Chevalley data is later geometric work.
This construction is the scheme counterpart of
TauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.kostantTorusSubsystemSubgroup, which generates a subgroup on
points. The pointwise subgroup maps into the points of this closed carrier, but equality can fail
over a general value ring and is not asserted here.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.kostantTorusSubsystemDefiningIdeal: the common-kernel Hopf ideal for the selected root subgroups and the weight torus.TauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.kostantTorusSubsystemGroupScheme: the corresponding closed subgroup scheme ofGLₙ.TauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.kostantTorusSubsystemToToral: its closed immersion into the full toral closure.TauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.kostantTorusSubsystemClosedSubgroup_le_iff: its minimality among closed subgroups containing the selected root subgroups and weight torus.TauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.kostantRootSubgroupToTorusSubsystemandTauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.kostantWeightTorusToTorusSubsystem: the selected represented root-subgroup morphisms and the represented weight-torus morphism, factored through the subsystem carrier.
References #
- J. E. Humphreys, Linear Algebraic Groups, §§26--28.
- R. W. Carter, Simple Groups of Lie Type, §§4.4, 8.2, and 8.5.
Formally, this file follows and reuses
TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.UniversalEnveloping.Kostant.RootSubgroup.Scheme.ToralClosure.Basic, whose
generator family, defining ideal and factorization pattern for the full toral closure it
specializes to a selected set of root indices, and it is the scheme-level counterpart of the
pointwise subsystem subgroups in
TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.UniversalEnveloping.Kostant.RootSubgroup.Borel.
The defining Hopf ideal of the closed subgroup scheme generated by the represented weight
torus and the Kostant root subgroups indexed by S. It is the common-kernel
Hopf ideal of the toral generator family restricted to S.
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The subsystem defining ideal is the common-kernel Hopf ideal of the selected root-subgroup coordinate maps and the weight-torus coordinate map.
A Hopf ideal lies in the subsystem defining ideal exactly when the selected root-subgroup maps and the weight-torus map kill it. This is the coordinate universal property of the closed carrier.
Enlarging the selected set can only shrink its common-kernel defining ideal. Equivalently, the associated closed subgroup scheme grows with the selected root set.
The full toral defining ideal lies in every subsystem defining ideal.
Selecting every root subgroup recovers the defining ideal of the full toral closure.
Every selected represented root-subgroup coordinate map kills the subsystem defining ideal.
The represented weight-torus coordinate map kills every subsystem defining ideal.
The affine group scheme generated by the selected root subgroups and the weight torus.
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The inclusion of a torus-subsystem carrier into GLₙ.
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The subsystem inclusion is the quotient-spectrum inclusion transported across the named
presentation of GLₙ.
The torus-subsystem inclusion into GLₙ is a closed immersion.
An inclusion S ⊆ T induces the closed immersion from the carrier generated by S into
the carrier generated by T.
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The subsystem map induced by a reflexive set inclusion is the identity.
The map induced by inclusion of selected root sets is a closed immersion.
The inclusion induced by S ⊆ T, followed by the inclusion into GLₙ, is the direct
inclusion of the S-carrier.
Closed subsystem inclusions compose along inclusions of selected root sets.
The torus-subsystem carrier as a closed subgroup scheme of the full toral closure.
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The subsystem carrier includes into the full toral closure as a closed immersion.
The subsystem inclusion followed by the full toral inclusion is its direct inclusion into
GLₙ.
The map induced by S ⊆ T, followed by the inclusion of the T-carrier into the full
toral closure, is the inclusion of the S-carrier.
A torus-subsystem carrier, regarded as a closed subgroup scheme of the full toral closure.
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The underlying subobject of a torus subsystem is represented by its canonical inclusion.
Inclusion of selected root sets gives inclusion of the corresponding closed subgroup schemes of the full toral closure.
The coordinate map through which a selected root subgroup factors into its subsystem carrier.
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The selected root-subgroup factorization recovers its represented coordinate map.
A surjective selected root-subgroup coordinate map remains surjective after factoring through the subsystem carrier.
The coordinate map through which the weight torus factors into a subsystem carrier.
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The weight-torus factorization recovers its represented coordinate map.
Coordinate rigidity of a torus-subsystem carrier. Two morphisms into its coordinate algebra are equal when they agree after composition with every selected root coordinate and with the weight-torus coordinate.
A selected represented Kostant root subgroup, factored through the subsystem carrier.
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A selected root-subgroup morphism into its subsystem carrier is the spectrum map of its factored coordinate morphism, after the canonical presentation of the additive group.
A selected root-subgroup morphism into its subsystem carrier is a closed immersion whenever its factored coordinate map is surjective.
Factoring a selected root subgroup through its subsystem carrier and then including into
GLₙ recovers the represented root-subgroup morphism.
Factoring a selected root subgroup through nested subsystem carriers is natural in the selected root set.
Factoring a selected root subgroup through its subsystem and then into the full toral closure agrees with the direct toral factorization.
The represented weight torus, factored through a torus-subsystem carrier.
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The weight-torus morphism into a subsystem carrier is the spectrum map of its factored coordinate morphism, after the canonical presentation of the split torus.
A surjective represented weight-torus coordinate map remains surjective after factoring through a subsystem carrier.
The represented weight torus is a closed subgroup of its subsystem carrier whenever its factored coordinate map is surjective.
Spanning weights represent the weight torus as a closed subgroup of every subsystem carrier.
Factoring the weight torus through a subsystem carrier and then including into GLₙ
recovers the represented weight-torus morphism.
Factoring the weight torus through nested subsystem carriers is natural in the selected root set.
Factoring the weight torus through a subsystem and then into the full toral closure agrees with the direct toral factorization.
Universal property of the torus-subsystem carrier. It is the smallest closed subgroup scheme of the full toral closure through which every selected root-subgroup morphism and the weight-torus morphism factor. Each factorization is unique because the arrow representing a closed subgroup is a monomorphism.
Rigidity of a torus-subsystem group scheme. Two homomorphisms out of the subsystem carrier are equal when they agree on every selected root subgroup and on the weight torus.