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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.GroupAction.Orbit.Basic

Geometric orbit images of scheme actions #

For a group object G acting on X in schemes over S, a section x gives an orbit morphism G ⟶ X. Its geometric orbit is the image of the underlying scheme map, including nonclosed points. Define its closure and boundary in the same underlying topological space. Translation by any section of G preserves all three sets, and moving the base section by the action gives the same orbit. The translation homeomorphisms assemble into an action of the sections of G on the underlying space of X, under which the orbit is invariant. Equivariant morphisms carry orbit images onto orbit images. Lifts of ambient translations through a monomorphism give automorphisms with the same group laws and preserve the induced base morphism.

No finite-type, smoothness, reducedness or connectedness assumption is needed. These statements supply the invariant sets on which local closedness and orbit-dimension arguments can be made with additional geometric hypotheses; no subscheme structure or comparison with rational-point orbits is asserted here.

The morphism identities come from TauCeti.orbitMap and TauCeti.translation, using Mathlib's native internal actions.

The full topological image of the orbit morphism of a section.

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    A scheme point lies in the orbit precisely when it lifts along the orbit morphism.

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    Boundary membership consists of closure membership and failure of orbit membership.

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    The global points of a group scheme act on the underlying space of a scheme it acts on, each acting through its translation automorphism. Install it locally to select this action.

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      Translation by a global point preserves the orbit, so the orbit is invariant under the translation action.