Tensor products of multiplicative Jordan decompositions #
For finite-dimensional vector spaces over a perfect field, the multiplicative Jordan decomposition of a tensor product of linear automorphisms is obtained by tensoring their semisimple factors and their unipotent factors. Preservation of unipotence holds more generally over any commutative semiring acting on additive commutative groups.
This is the tensor-product compatibility needed to assemble the componentwise Jordan factors of
point actions on finite comodules into tensor automorphisms. Together with the intertwining
results in TauCeti.LinearAlgebra.JordanChevalley.Functoriality, it is the linear-algebraic bridge
from Jordan decomposition in general linear groups to Jordan decomposition in an affine group via
Tannakian reconstruction.
Main declarations #
LinearMap.GeneralLinearGroup.IsSemisimple.tensorProduct: tensor products of semisimple automorphisms are semisimple.LinearMap.GeneralLinearGroup.IsUnipotent.tensorProduct: tensor products of unipotent automorphisms are unipotent.LinearMap.GeneralLinearGroup.jordanDecomposition_tensorProduct: the canonical decomposition is factorwise on tensor products.
References #
- T. A. Springer, Linear Algebraic Groups, ยง2.4.
The tensor product of semisimple linear automorphisms is semisimple.
The tensor product of unipotent linear automorphisms is unipotent.
The multiplicative Jordan decomposition of a tensor product is the tensor product of the corresponding factors.
The semisimple factor of a tensor product is the tensor product of the semisimple factors.
The unipotent factor of a tensor product is the tensor product of the unipotent factors.