The Kostant torus--elementary subgroup as a semidirect product #
Let U_S(A) be the subgroup generated by the represented Kostant root subgroups indexed by a set
S of roots over a commutative value ring A, and let T(A) be the image of the diagonal action
of the split weight torus. Their join B_S(A) = U_S(A) ⊔ T(A) is
TauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.kostantTorusSubsystemSubgroup, built in
TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.UniversalEnveloping.Kostant.RootSubgroup.Borel, where it is also shown that
T(A) normalizes U_S(A) by the pinning equation t(s) xᵢ(u) t(s)⁻¹ = xᵢ(α(s) u).
This file packages that normalization as an action of T(A) on U_S(A) and identifies B_S(A)
with the image of the multiplication map out of the external semidirect product
U_S(A) ⋊ T(A) ⟶ B_S(A).
No injectivity is asserted: the represented torus can meet the root-generated subgroup, so
identifying the join with an external semidirect product on the nose would need an additional
disjointness hypothesis. The surjection nevertheless gives the normal form g = x * t for every
element of B_S(A). Taking S = Set.univ, where U_S(A) is the full elementary subgroup by
kostantSubsystemSubgroup_univ, this is the pointwise assembly step toward the pinned
Chevalley--Demazure group scheme; representability of the assembled functor and the Borel and
maximal-torus properties remain later parts of Layer 9 of the reductive-groups roadmap.
The two group-theoretic ingredients — the range of the semidirect-product multiplication map and
the resulting membership normal form — are proved for an arbitrary normalizing pair of subgroups in
TauCeti.GroupTheory.SemidirectProduct and are instantiated here.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.kostantTorusSubsystemActionis the conjugation action of the torus on the root-generated subgroup, andTauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.kostantTorusSubsystemMonoidHomis multiplication from the resulting external semidirect product.
Main results #
TauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.range_kostantTorusPoints_le_normalizerrecords the pinning equation as normalization by the whole torus subgroup.TauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.range_kostantTorusSubsystemMonoidHomproves that the multiplication map is ontoB_S(A).TauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.mem_kostantTorusSubsystemSubgroup_iffgives the resultingx * tnormal form.
References #
- R. W. Carter, Simple Groups of Lie Type, Sections 4.4 and 7.1.
- J. C. Jantzen, Representations of Algebraic Groups, II.1.
The torus subgroup normalizes the root-generated subgroup #
The represented split torus normalizes the subgroup generated by the root subgroups indexed by
S. This is the subgroup form of the pointwise statement
kostantTorusPoints_mem_normalizer_kostantSubsystemSubgroup.
The semidirect-product multiplication map #
The action of the represented torus subgroup on the root-generated subgroup by conjugation.
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The external semidirect product attached to the conjugation action of the represented torus on the root-generated subgroup. Its multiplication map need not be injective.
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Multiplication from the torus action's external semidirect product to the ambient general linear group.
This is a reducible wrapper for SemidirectProduct.monoidHomSubgroup, so Mathlib's
SemidirectProduct.monoidHomSubgroup_apply computes it as x.left * x.right without unfolding
anything by hand; likewise Subgroup.normalizerMonoidHom_apply_apply_coe computes
kostantTorusSubsystemAction as conjugation.
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- TauCeti.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra.kostantTorusSubsystemMonoidHom e h ρ M hM hnil b wt hwt α S hα A = SemidirectProduct.monoidHomSubgroup ⋯
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The range of the semidirect-product multiplication map is exactly the subgroup generated by
the root subgroups indexed by S together with the represented torus.
An element belongs to B_S(A) exactly when it is a product of an element of the root-generated
subgroup U_S(A) followed by a represented torus point.