Extension of scalars for the Lipschitz group #
Extension of scalars sends each invertible Clifford generator to the corresponding pure tensor, so it induces a homomorphism of Lipschitz groups. The twisted-conjugation action commutes with this homomorphism: on a pure tensor, the extended element acts by extending the original action. Consequently the resulting map to the orthogonal group agrees with scalar extension of orthogonal automorphisms.
Main results #
CliffordAlgebra.lipschitzGroupBaseChangeextends a Lipschitz element's scalars.CliffordAlgebra.lipschitzVectorAction_baseChange_tmulcomputes the extended action on pure tensors.CliffordAlgebra.lipschitzToOrthogonal_baseChangegives the commuting square with extension of orthogonal automorphisms.CliffordAlgebra.lipschitzGroupBaseChange_baseChangeidentifies direct and successive scalar extension.
The homomorphism of Lipschitz groups induced by extension of scalars.
Equations
- CliffordAlgebra.lipschitzGroupBaseChange Q = CliffordAlgebra.lipschitzGroupMapOf (CliffordAlgebra.ofBaseChangeAux A Q).toRingHom (fun (m : M) => 1 ⊗ₜ[R] m) ⋯
Instances For
The Clifford value of a scalar-extended Lipschitz element is obtained from the canonical Clifford map.
Extending the inverse of a Lipschitz unit agrees with taking the inverse after extension.
On a pure tensor, the scalar-extended Lipschitz action is the extension of the original action.
Extension of scalars commutes with the Lipschitz homomorphism to the orthogonal group.
Direct and successive scalar extension of a Lipschitz element agree after transport along the canonical scalar-tower isometry.