Equivariance of multiplication from a normal semidirect product #
Let i : N ⟶ G and j : H ⟶ G be normal subgroup objects. Ambient conjugation acts
simultaneously on both factors of the semidirect product N ⋊ H: a generalized point g sends
(n, h) to (gng⁻¹, ghg⁻¹). This file constructs that internal action and proves that the
canonical multiplication homomorphism
N ⋊ H ⟶ G, (n, h) ↦ i(n) * j(h)
is equivariant for simultaneous conjugation on the source and conjugation on the target.
This is the equivariance input for proving that the scheme-theoretic image of this multiplication map is normal. Together with connectedness, smoothness, and unipotence of the image, that image is the binary product used in the maximal-dimension construction of the unipotent radical.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.GrpObj.Action.normalSemidirectConjugation: simultaneous ambient conjugation on the normal semidirect product.TauCeti.GrpObj.Action.normalSemidirectMul_equivariant: multiplication from the normal semidirect product intertwines simultaneous conjugation with ambient conjugation.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), Proposition 6.42 and §6.a.
- A. Borel, Linear Algebraic Groups, Proposition 14.4.
This advances Layer 5, "The unipotent radical", of the ReductiveGroups roadmap. It supplies the simultaneous-conjugation equation needed to prove normality of the binary-product image.
Simultaneous ambient conjugation on two normal subgroup objects acts on their normal semidirect product by group automorphisms.
Equations
- TauCeti.GrpObj.Action.normalSemidirectConjugation i j = { hom := TauCeti.GrpObj.Action.normalSemidirectConjugationHom✝ i j, one_act := ⋯, mul_act := ⋯, act_mul := ⋯ }
Instances For
Simultaneous conjugation sends (n, h) to the pair of their ambient conjugates.
Multiplication from a normal semidirect product intertwines simultaneous ambient conjugation on the source with conjugation on the target.
Multiplication from a normal semidirect product is equivariant for conjugation.
Multiplication from a normal semidirect product is equivariant for conjugation.