The Zariski cotangent space at an augmentation point #
For an augmented commutative algebra f : H →ₐ[k] k, the augmentation determines a k-rational
point of Spec H. Its prime ideal is ker f. The stalk of Spec H at this point is the
localization of H at ker f, so localization of cotangent spaces gives a canonical equivalence
ker(f) / ker(f)² ≃ₗ[k] 𝔪_f / 𝔪_f².
This file supplies the affine-scheme comparison used to identify the augmentation cotangent space of a commutative bialgebra with the Zariski cotangent space at its augmentation point.
Main declarations #
AlgHom.kernelResidueFieldAlgEquiv: the canonical identification of its residue field withk.AlgHom.kernelCotangentLinearEquivZariski: the kernel cotangent space is the Zariski cotangent space at the augmentation point.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), §10.a.
The stalk at an augmentation point is an H-algebra through the germ map.
The stalk at an augmentation point is a k-algebra through k → H.
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Scalar extension from k through H to the stalk at an augmentation point is compatible.
The stalk at an augmentation point is the localization of H at the augmentation kernel.
The ground field is canonically the residue field at an augmentation point, as a
k-algebra.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
The cotangent space of an augmentation kernel is canonically the Zariski cotangent space of the affine spectrum at the corresponding point.
This is the cotangent form of the comparison between augmentation-valued derivations and the scheme-theoretic tangent space at the augmentation point.
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On an element of the augmentation kernel, the cotangent comparison is induced by the map from the coordinate ring to its stalk.