Subrepresentations and quotients in TopRep k G #
An invariant submodule of a continuous representation inherits its topology and action, and the quotient by an invariant submodule carries the quotient topology and descended action. The inclusion and projection have the expected universal factorization properties.
Restrict a continuous representation to an invariant submodule, with the induced topology.
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The action on a subrepresentation is the ambient action with its membership proof.
The inclusion of an invariant subrepresentation into its ambient representation.
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The inclusion of a subrepresentation is the subtype map.
The inclusion of a subrepresentation is injective.
Factor a morphism into an invariant subrepresentation when its image is contained there.
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The subrepresentation factorization evaluates by the original morphism.
Composing the subrepresentation factorization with the inclusion recovers the morphism.
Composing the subrepresentation factorization with the inclusion recovers the morphism.
A morphism into a subrepresentation is determined by its composite with the inclusion.
The operators of a quotient representation are the descended operators.
The quotient projection sends a vector to its class.
The quotient projection is surjective.
Factor a morphism through a quotient when it vanishes on the invariant submodule.
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The quotient factorization evaluated on a class is the original morphism on a representative.
Composing the quotient projection with the quotient factorization recovers the morphism.
Composing the quotient projection with the quotient factorization recovers the morphism.
A morphism out of a quotient is determined by its composite with the projection.