Cartier duality commutes with base change #
Pullback along Spec S ⟶ Spec R preserves finite local freeness and commutativity, so it acts
on the category where Cartier duality lives, and it commutes with Cartier duality: the Cartier
dual of a base-changed group scheme is the base change of the Cartier dual.
Everything is transported from the coordinate Hopf algebras, where the corresponding statement is
TauCeti.FiniteLocallyFreeBicommutativeHopfAlgCat.baseChangeDualIso, itself a repackaging of
TauCeti.ConvolutionDual.baseChangeBialgEquiv.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.finiteLocallyFreeCommAffineGroupSchemeProperty_baseChange: pullback preserves finite local freeness and commutativity.TauCeti.FiniteLocallyFreeCommAffineGroupSchemeCat.baseChangeFunctor: pullback of finite locally free commutative affine group schemes alongSpec S ⟶ Spec R.TauCeti.FiniteLocallyFreeCommAffineGroupSchemeCat.hopfSpecBaseChangeNatIso: base change of a Hopf spectrum is the Hopf spectrum of the scalar-extended coordinate Hopf algebra.TauCeti.FiniteLocallyFreeCommAffineGroupSchemeCat.coordinateHopfAlgebraBaseChangeNatIso: the coordinate Hopf algebra of a base change is the scalar extension of the coordinate Hopf algebra.TauCeti.FiniteLocallyFreeCommAffineGroupSchemeCat.cartierDualBaseChangeNatIsoand its objectwise formcartierDualBaseChangeIso: Cartier duality commutes with base change, identified with the Hopf-levelbaseChangeDualIsobycartierDualBaseChangeIso_hom.
References #
- W. C. Waterhouse, Introduction to Affine Group Schemes, Chapter 2.
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), Section 12.e.
This advances Layer 4, "Cartier duality", of the ReductiveGroups roadmap.
Pullback along Spec S ⟶ Spec R preserves finite local freeness and commutativity, so it
restricts to the category where Cartier duality lives. No hypothesis beyond commutativity of the
two rings is needed: finiteness, flatness and local finite presentation are all stable under
base change.
Pullback of finite locally free commutative affine group schemes along Spec S ⟶ Spec R.
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Forgetting finite local freeness and commutativity turns the restricted base change into scheme-theoretic pullback.
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Base change of a Hopf spectrum is the Hopf spectrum of the scalar-extended coordinate Hopf algebra, restricted to finite locally free commutative objects.
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The coordinate Hopf algebra of a base-changed group scheme is the scalar extension of its coordinate Hopf algebra, naturally in the group scheme.
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Cartier duality commutes with base change, naturally in the group scheme.
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The coordinate Hopf algebra of a base-changed group scheme is the scalar extension of its coordinate Hopf algebra.
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Cartier duality commutes with base change: the Cartier dual of a base-changed finite locally free commutative affine group scheme is the base change of its Cartier dual.
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cartierDualBaseChangeIso is the Hopf-level comparison baseChangeDualIso transported by
Spec. Reading the Cartier dual through its coordinate Hopf algebra, the comparison is finite
dualization of coordinateHopfAlgebraBaseChangeIso followed by baseChangeDualIso, and then the
Hopf-spectrum base-change comparison. This is the identification that lets coherences be proved
without unfolding the whiskered definition.