Affine invariant quotients by finite groups #
For a finite group acting on a commutative ring A, the invariant-spectrum projection is
integral and surjective, and its topological fibres are precisely the orbits of prime ideals.
If A is of finite type over its fixed subring, the projection is finite; in particular,
this holds when A is of finite type over an invariant base semiring R.
These results supplement the affine-target universal property in
TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.Quotient.Affine.
Neither flatness nor finite presentation of the quotient projection is asserted.
Main results #
- The projection is integral and surjective for finite groups.
isFinite_projection: the projection is finite whenAis of finite type over its fixed subring.isFinite_projection_of_finiteType: finiteness over an invariant base semiring suffices.isQuotientMap_projection: the projection is a topological quotient map.projection_eq_iff_exists_smul: its fibres are prime-ideal orbits.
References #
- Formal sources: Mathlib's
Algebra.IsInvariant.isIntegralandAlgebra.IsInvariant.exists_smul_of_under_eq. - M. Demazure and A. Grothendieck, Schémas en groupes (SGA 3), Exposé V, §1.
The invariant-spectrum projection is integral for a finite group action.
The quotient projection is surjective for a finite group action.
The quotient projection is finite when A is of finite type over its fixed subring.
The quotient projection is finite when A is of finite type over an invariant base R.
The projection is a quotient map of topological spaces.
Two points have the same image exactly when they are in the same spectrum orbit.