Reductive affine group schemes #
This file transports reductivity from finite-type commutative Hopf algebras to affine group schemes of finite type over a field. The coordinate-ring predicate says that the group is smooth and geometrically connected and that its geometric fibre has no nontrivial connected normal smooth unipotent closed subgroup.
The resulting full subcategory is anti-equivalent to reductive finite-type commutative Hopf
algebras (ReductiveCommHopfAlgCat). This synchronizes the coordinate-ring and scheme models of
reductive groups. Smoothness is part of the transported predicate, while finite type is enforced
by the ambient category rather than baked into a monolithic notion of algebraic group.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.reductiveAffineGroupSchemeProperty: reductivity for finite-type affine group schemes over a field.TauCeti.reductiveAffineGroupSchemeProperty_iff: its coordinate-ring characterization.TauCeti.ReductiveAffineGroupSchemeCat: the corresponding full subcategory.TauCeti.smooth_of_reductiveAffineGroupSchemePropertyandTauCeti.geometricallyConnected_of_reductiveAffineGroupSchemeProperty: structural properties of reductive affine group schemes, with corresponding instances on the bundled category.TauCeti.reductiveCommHopfAlgCatOpEquivReductiveAffineGroupSchemeCat: the restricted affine Hopf/group-scheme anti-equivalence.TauCeti.reductiveCommHopfAlgCatOpEquivReductiveAffineGroupSchemeCat.functorCompιIso: itshopfSpeccomputation interface.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), §§6.46 and 19.b.
- T. A. Springer, Linear Algebraic Groups, Chapter 8.
- B. Conrad, Reductive Group Schemes, Section 3.
- The categorical restriction and smoothness transport follow the formal pattern in
TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.AffineGroupScheme.Unipotent.
This advances Layer 6, "Reductive and semisimple groups", of the ReductiveGroups roadmap. It is the scheme-side form of the geometric definition and supplies the model needed for the radical, centre, derived group, central isogenies, and simply connected and adjoint forms.
The object property selecting reductive affine group schemes of finite type over a field.
The property is transported through the finite-type affine Hopf/group-scheme anti-equivalence. Thus it presents the coordinate-ring definition on the scheme side without choosing a descended unipotent radical over the ground field.
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A finite-type affine group scheme is reductive exactly when its coordinate Hopf algebra, supplied by the affine anti-equivalence, is reductive.
Reductivity of finite-type affine group schemes is invariant under isomorphism.
The category of reductive affine group schemes of finite type over a field.
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A finite-type affine group scheme satisfying the reductivity property has smooth structural morphism.
Objects of ReductiveAffineGroupSchemeCat k have smooth structural morphism.
A finite-type affine group scheme satisfying the reductivity property has geometrically connected structural morphism.
Objects of ReductiveAffineGroupSchemeCat k have geometrically connected structural
morphism.
Under the finite-type affine Hopf/group-scheme anti-equivalence, the inverse image of reductivity on group schemes is reductivity of coordinate Hopf algebras.
Spec restricts to an anti-equivalence from reductive finite-type commutative Hopf algebras
to reductive affine group schemes.
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The forward reductive anti-equivalence, followed by the inclusions into finite-type affine
group schemes and affine group schemes, is Mathlib's hopfSpec after forgetting the reductivity
and finite-type proofs. This is the computation interface for the restricted equivalence.
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