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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.GroupScheme.CentralIsogeny.Coordinate

Coordinate criterion for central kernels #

A morphism f : H ⟶ K of commutative Hopf algebras induces contravariantly a morphism Spec K ⟶ Spec H of affine group schemes. This file identifies the two existing notions of a central kernel for that morphism:

The bridge must account for nonaffine test schemes in HasCentralKernel. It uses the relative Γ-Spec multiplicative equivalence from CommHopfAlgCat.SchemePoints, so the group law on all scheme-valued points is convolution on global sections. Naturality in H then identifies the kernel of the scheme-valued point map with the points cut out by kernelHopfIdeal f.

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References #

The relative global-sections comparison uses Mathlib's algΓAlgSpecAdjunction and AlgebraicGeometry.Spec.mapMulEquiv. This synchronizes the Hopf-algebra and group-scheme formulations of central isogenies required in Layer 6 of the ReductiveGroups roadmap.

If the represented kernel Hopf ideal is central, then the induced affine group-scheme morphism has central kernel on points valued in every scheme over the base.

If the induced affine group-scheme morphism has central kernel on all scheme-valued points, then its represented kernel Hopf ideal is central.

Coordinate criterion for a central kernel. The affine group-scheme morphism induced by f : H ⟶ K has central kernel exactly when its represented kernel Hopf ideal is central.

Coordinate criterion for a central isogeny. A Hopf-spectrum morphism is a central isogeny exactly when it is an isogeny and its represented kernel Hopf ideal is central.