The augmentation of a monoid algebra #
The coefficient-sum augmentation R[K] → R sends each singleton single k r to r. It is
natural in the monoid K and is defined over any semiring R. As an R-linear map it is
surjective, and its kernel is the augmentation ideal with scalars restricted to R.
The augmentation gives the trivial action of K on R and is the counit of the monoid-algebra
bialgebra. Descriptions of its kernel by generators and the resulting exactness statements live
in TauCeti.Algebra.MonoidAlgebra.Exactness.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.MonoidAlgebra.augmentation: the coefficient-sum ring homomorphism.TauCeti.MonoidAlgebra.augmentation_comp_mapDomainRingHom: naturality in the monoid.MonoidAlgebra.augmentation_mapDomainRingEquiv: invariance under monoid isomorphisms.MonoidAlgebra.augmentationLinearMap: the coefficient-sum linear map.MonoidAlgebra.augmentationLinearMap_surjective: surjectivity over any semiring.MonoidAlgebra.ker_augmentationLinearMap: the linear kernel is the augmentation ideal.MonoidAlgebra.eq_sum_single_of_mul_single_eq_self: over an additively torsion-free semiring, an element invariant under every right translation and with augmentation|G|is the norm.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), Theorem 12.9(b), for the augmentation of a group algebra.
The coefficient-sum augmentation of a monoid algebra. It sends every standard basis element
to 1 and acts identically on coefficients.
Instances For
The coefficient-sum augmentation sends a singleton to its coefficient.
The coefficient-sum augmentation is invariant under an isomorphism of monoids.
The coefficient-sum augmentation as an R-linear map R[K] → R.
Instances For
Over any semiring, the coefficient-sum linear map is surjective.
The kernel of the linear augmentation is the augmentation ideal, with scalars restricted.
Over an additively torsion-free semiring, an element of a finite group algebra invariant
under right multiplication by every group element and with augmentation |G| is the norm
element ∑ g, single g 1.