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TauCeti.CategoryTheory.Monoidal.SemidirectProduct.Normal

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.

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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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    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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