Multiplication from semidirect products of internal subgroups #
Let i : N ⟶ G be a normal subgroup object and let j : H ⟶ G be another internal-group
homomorphism. Conjugation through j gives an action of H on N. This file constructs that
action and the canonical internal-group homomorphism
N ⋊ H ⟶ G, (n, h) ↦ i(n) * j(h).
The construction is characterized on generalized points and on the two canonical inclusions. For two normal closed subgroup schemes, its scheme-theoretic image is their product. This is the binary-product map used in the maximal-dimension construction of the unipotent radical.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.GrpObj.Action.normalConjugation: conjugation along a map into the ambient group.TauCeti.GrpObj.Action.normalSemidirectMul: multiplication from the resulting semidirect product into the ambient group.
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 group-scheme multiplication homomorphism whose scheme-theoretic image is the product of two normal connected smooth unipotent closed subgroups.
Conjugation by an internal group mapping to G acts on a normal subgroup object of G.
If i : N ⟶ G is normal and j : H ⟶ G is an internal-group homomorphism, the action sends
(h, n) to the unique element of N whose image in G is j(h) * i(n) * j(h)⁻¹.
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The action by conjugation along j evaluates as ambient conjugation through j.
Multiplication from the semidirect product determined by a normal subgroup map.
On generalized points this sends (n, h) to i(n) * j(h).
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Normal semidirect multiplication sends a generalized point to the product of its two ambient components.
Normal semidirect multiplication restricts to the normal subgroup map on the first canonical factor.
Normal semidirect multiplication restricts to the normal subgroup map on the first canonical factor.
Normal semidirect multiplication restricts to the second ambient map on the second canonical factor.
Normal semidirect multiplication restricts to the second ambient map on the second canonical factor.