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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.AffineGroupScheme.MultiplicativeType

Affine group schemes of multiplicative type #

This file transports the coordinate-Hopf-algebra definition of a group of multiplicative type to finite-type affine group schemes over a field. A group scheme is of multiplicative type when its coordinate Hopf algebra becomes diagonalizable after extension to an algebraic closure.

The resulting full subcategory is anti-equivalent to multiplicative-type coordinate Hopf algebras. This synchronizes the coordinate and scheme models without requiring the group to split over the ground field; finite diagonalizable groups and non-split tori both belong to the resulting category.

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This supplies the scheme-side model required by Layer 4, "Diagonalizable groups and groups of multiplicative type", of the ReductiveGroups roadmap. The construction follows the transport pattern of TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.AffineGroupScheme.Torus.

The object property selecting affine group schemes of multiplicative type over a field.

The property is transported through the finite-type affine Hopf/group-scheme anti-equivalence, so it retains the coordinate definition by diagonalizability after extension to an algebraic closure.

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    A finite-type affine group scheme is of multiplicative type exactly when its coordinate Hopf algebra, supplied by the affine anti-equivalence, is of multiplicative type.

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    The category of finite-type affine group schemes of multiplicative type over a field.

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      Under the finite-type affine Hopf/group-scheme anti-equivalence, the inverse image of the multiplicative-type property on group schemes is the multiplicative-type property on coordinate Hopf algebras.

      Spec restricts to an anti-equivalence from multiplicative-type coordinate Hopf algebras to affine group schemes of multiplicative type.

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        The forward multiplicative-type anti-equivalence, followed by the inclusions into finite-type affine group schemes and affine group schemes, is Mathlib's hopfSpec after forgetting the multiplicative-type and finite-type proofs.

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