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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.AffineGroupScheme.Semisimple.Reductive

Semisimple affine group schemes are reductive #

Every semisimple affine group scheme of finite type over a field is reductive. The coordinate Hopf algebra of a semisimple group has no nontrivial connected normal smooth solvable closed subgroup after extension to an algebraic closure. In particular it has no nontrivial connected normal smooth unipotent closed subgroup, because a unipotent group is solvable. This is precisely the normal-subgroup condition in the definition of reductivity.

The coordinate-Hopf-algebra implication is TauCeti.semisimpleCommHopfAlgProperty.reductive. This file transports it through the affine Hopf/group-scheme anti-equivalence and packages the resulting fully faithful inclusion from semisimple affine group schemes to reductive affine group schemes. The inclusion leaves the underlying finite-type affine group scheme and every morphism unchanged.

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This is the scheme-side structural implication in Layer 6, "Reductive and semisimple groups", of the ReductiveGroups roadmap. It synchronizes the coordinate and affine-group-scheme models used by the simply connected and adjoint form constructions.

Every semisimple finite-type affine group scheme over a field is reductive.

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The fully faithful inclusion of semisimple affine group schemes into reductive affine group schemes. It changes only the proof carried by an object of the full subcategory.

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