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TauCeti.LinearAlgebra.RootSystem.SimplyConnectedRootDatum.GeckLattice.BaseChange

Base change of the pinned Geck carrier #

For a valid Dynkin type t, DynkinType.geckGroupScheme is the explicit integral affine group scheme obtained by closing the numbered Geck root subgroups and the Geck weight torus inside a general linear group. This file specializes the base-change construction for a general Kostant toral closure to that pinned carrier.

For every commutative ring A, geckBaseChangeDefiningIdeal is an ideal in O(GLₙ/A) whose quotient is canonically the scalar extension of the integral coordinate Hopf algebra. The transported numbered root-subgroup maps and weight-torus map factor through that quotient. Thus the explicit integral carrier and its pinned generators base-change together; none of the data is chosen anew over A.

The defining ideal transported from ℤ is contained in the common kernel of the transported generators. Equality is not asserted over an arbitrary, possibly non-flat, base: additional equations can appear after specialization. Nor does this file assert that the carrier is reductive or that the represented weight torus is maximal.

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This advances the base-change target in Layer 9 of the ReductiveGroups roadmap. The resulting specialized pinned carrier is an input to milestone L0, "pinned ambient groups", of the CFSGStatement roadmap.

The Hopf ideal in O(GLₙ/A) obtained by transporting the defining ideal of the integral Geck carrier along ℤ → A.

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    The coordinate Hopf algebra cut out over A by the transported Geck defining ideal is canonically the scalar extension of the integral coordinate Hopf algebra.

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      Points of the base-changed carrier #

      noncomputable def TauCeti.DynkinType.geckBaseChangePointsMulEquiv (t : DynkinType) (ht : t.Valid) (A : Type v) [CommRing A] (B : CommAlgCat A) :
      ↑(HopfAlgebra.points B) ≃* ↥(t.geckPoints ht ↑B)

      The points of the base-changed Geck carrier are its matrix-valued points over the new base.

      This is CommHopfAlgCat.baseChangeIsoPointsMulEquiv, read at the transport geckBaseChangeCoordinateIso, followed by the represented-points equivalence of the integral Geck carrier. Thus this definition uses the scalar extension constructed above rather than choosing a new carrier over A.

      The value algebra B is an arbitrary commutative A-algebra, so this identifies the points of the specialized carrier at every value algebra rather than only at A; taking B to be CommAlgCat.of A A reads its A-points.

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        Under geckBaseChangePointsMulEquiv, a quotient point has the same ambient invertible matrix as its composite with the quotient map over A.

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        Under the inverse of geckBaseChangePointsMulEquiv, the ambient point of the quotient point attached to a Geck point is the one read off its invertible matrix.

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        The identification of the base-changed Geck carrier's points is natural in the value algebra. A morphism χ : B ⟶ C of value A-algebras acts on the specialized carrier's points by HopfAlgebra.mapPoints and on the Geck points by the shared presentation map along the same morphism with its scalars restricted to ℤ, and the equivalence intertwines the two. A consumer can therefore use it functorially without unfolding its composite implementation.

        The integral ith root-subgroup coordinate map, with source expressed using the named Geck defining ideal.

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          The base change to A of a numbered integral Geck root-subgroup coordinate map, transported to the coordinate Hopf algebras constructed directly over A.

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            The base-changed ith Geck root-subgroup coordinate map factored through the transported Geck carrier.

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              The base change to A of the integral Geck weight-torus coordinate map, transported to the coordinate Hopf algebras constructed directly over A.

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                The integral weight-torus coordinate map, with source expressed using the named Geck defining ideal.

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                  The base-changed Geck weight-torus coordinate map factored through the transported Geck carrier.

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                    The coordinate algebras of the transported numbered Geck root subgroups and the transported Geck weight torus: an affine line for each numbered root subgroup, and the split torus of rank t.rank.

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                      The coordinate maps of the transported numbered Geck root subgroups and the transported Geck weight torus into GLₙ/A, as one family.

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                        The numbered branches of the generator family are the transported root-subgroup maps.

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                        The remaining branch of the generator family is the transported weight-torus map.

                        The closed subgroup of GLₙ/A generated by the transported numbered Geck root subgroups and the transported weight torus lies in the base change of the integral Geck carrier.

                        The reverse inclusion is not asserted over an arbitrary base ring.