Conjugation actions on internal normal subgroups #
Let φ : H ⟶ G be a normal subgroup object in a cartesian monoidal category. Mathlib's
CategoryTheory.IsMonHom.Normal says that conjugation in G factors through φ. Since φ is
monic, that factor is unique. This file names it as normalConjugation φ and proves the action
laws directly at the level of generalized points.
Thus conjugation by the identity acts trivially, conjugation by a product is the composite of the
two conjugations, and each conjugation preserves the unit, multiplication, and inverse in H.
The pointwise statements avoid choosing an internal-hom object of automorphisms and are exactly
the interface needed to put a semidirect-product group structure on an internal product.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.normalConjugation: the canonical factor of ambient conjugation through a normal subgroup object.TauCeti.normalConjugation_comp: its defining equation after inclusion in the ambient group.TauCeti.normalConjugation_one_leftandTauCeti.normalConjugation_mul_left: the group-action laws.TauCeti.normalConjugation_one_right,TauCeti.normalConjugation_mul_right, andTauCeti.normalConjugation_inv_right: conjugation acts by group automorphisms.TauCeti.normalConjugationMulEquivandTauCeti.normalConjugationMulAutHom: the action by automorphisms on generalized points.
References #
- W. C. Waterhouse, Introduction to Affine Group Schemes, §§15--16.
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), §6.a.
This is the conjugation-action input for Layer 5, "The unipotent radical", of the ReductiveGroups roadmap. The product of two normal unipotent subgroup schemes is obtained as the image of multiplication from the semidirect product defined by this action.
The canonical conjugation action of a group object on a normal subgroup object.
For φ : H ⟶ G, the composite G ⊗ H ⟶ H ⟶ G is the ambient conjugation morphism
(g, h) ↦ g * φ(h) * g⁻¹. Normality supplies a factorization and monicity of φ makes it
unique.
Equations
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Including the conjugate of a normal-subgroup element gives its ambient conjugate. This is the
defining equation of normalConjugation.
Including the conjugate of a normal-subgroup element gives its ambient conjugate. This is the
defining equation of normalConjugation.
The factorization of ambient conjugation through a normal subgroup object is unique.
On generalized points, normalConjugation is ambient conjugation after applying the subgroup
inclusion.
On generalized points, normalConjugation is ambient conjugation after applying the subgroup
inclusion.
Conjugation by the identity fixes every generalized point of a normal subgroup object.
Conjugation fixes the identity generalized point of a normal subgroup object.
Conjugation by a product is successive conjugation, with the right factor acting first.
Conjugation preserves multiplication in a normal subgroup object.
Conjugation preserves inverses in a normal subgroup object.
Conjugation commutes with precomposition of generalized points.
Conjugation by an ambient generalized point, as an automorphism of the normal subgroup's generalized-point group. Its inverse is conjugation by the inverse ambient point.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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Applying the conjugation automorphism is normalConjugation on the pair of generalized
points.
The inverse conjugation automorphism is conjugation by the inverse ambient point.
The ambient generalized-point group acts on the normal subgroup's generalized points by conjugation. This is the action homomorphism used by the external semidirect product.
Equations
- TauCeti.normalConjugationMulAutHom φ = { toFun := TauCeti.normalConjugationMulEquiv φ, map_one' := ⋯, map_mul' := ⋯ }
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The action homomorphism evaluates as the canonical internal conjugation factor.