Functoriality of the multiplicative Jordan decomposition #
The multiplicative Jordan--Chevalley decomposition of a linear automorphism does not depend on
the coordinates used to describe it. A linear equivalence e : V ≃ₗ[K] W transports an
automorphism by conjugation. This file proves that semisimplicity is invariant under this
transport and that both canonical Jordan factors commute with it. More generally,
every linear map between finite-dimensional modules over a perfect field that intertwines two
automorphisms also intertwines their canonical semisimple and unipotent factors; no injectivity or
surjectivity assumption is needed.
This is the first functoriality step for the Jordan decomposition requested in Layer 4 of the ReductiveGroups roadmap. In particular, it makes the general-linear decomposition invariant under a change of basis, as required before it can be transported through a faithful representation of an affine algebraic group.
Main declarations #
LinearMap.GeneralLinearGroup.isSemisimple_congrLinearEquiv_iff: semisimplicity is invariant under linear conjugation.LinearMap.GeneralLinearGroup.isSemisimple_conj_iff: semisimplicity is invariant under conjugation within the general linear group.LinearMap.GeneralLinearGroup.jordanDecomposition_congrLinearEquiv: the canonical pair is equivariant under linear conjugation.LinearMap.GeneralLinearGroup.semisimplePart_congrLinearEquivandLinearMap.GeneralLinearGroup.unipotentPart_congrLinearEquiv: the two factor formulas.LinearMap.GeneralLinearGroup.comp_semisimplePart_eq_of_comp_eq: intertwiners commute with semisimple factors.LinearMap.GeneralLinearGroup.comp_unipotentPart_eq_of_comp_eq: intertwiners commute with unipotent factors.
References #
- T. A. Springer, Linear Algebraic Groups, §2.4.
Semisimplicity of a linear automorphism is invariant under transport by a linear equivalence.
Semisimplicity is invariant under conjugation by a linear automorphism.
The multiplicative Jordan--Chevalley decomposition commutes with transport by a linear equivalence.
The semisimple factor of the multiplicative Jordan decomposition commutes with transport by a linear equivalence.
The unipotent factor of the multiplicative Jordan decomposition commutes with transport by a linear equivalence.
A linear map intertwining two automorphisms also intertwines their semisimple factors.
A linear map intertwining two automorphisms also intertwines their unipotent factors.