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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.GroupScheme.Isogeny.Basic

Isogenies of group schemes #

For group schemes over a scheme, an isogeny is a homomorphism whose underlying scheme morphism is finite, flat, and surjective. This file defines the corresponding morphism property and predicate, and shows that isogenies contain the isomorphisms and are closed under composition.

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The morphism property of being an isogeny of group schemes over a scheme X: the underlying scheme morphism is finite, flat, and surjective.

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    A homomorphism of group schemes is an isogeny when its underlying scheme morphism is finite, flat, and surjective.

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      Group-scheme isogenies contain identities and are closed under composition.

      Being a group-scheme isogeny is invariant under isomorphisms of arrows.

      Every isomorphism of group schemes is an isogeny.

      The underlying scheme morphism of a group-scheme isogeny is finite.

      The underlying scheme morphism of a group-scheme isogeny is flat.

      The underlying scheme morphism of a group-scheme isogeny is surjective.

      A composite of group-scheme isogenies is an isogeny.