Exterior powers of representations #
This file equips each exterior power of a representation with the induced diagonal action. Intertwining maps and equivalences pass functorially to exterior powers, and the zeroth and first exterior powers recover the trivial and original representations.
Main definitions #
Representation.exteriorPoweris the induced action on⋀[R]^d M.IntertwiningMap.exteriorPoweris the induced map between exterior-power representations.Representation.Equiv.exteriorPoweris the induced equivalence.
References #
- Classical groups roadmap, Layer 1, “Symmetric and exterior power representations”.
The functorial exterior-power API transported here — exteriorPower.map, its identity and
composition laws, and the equivalences exteriorPower.zeroEquiv and exteriorPower.oneEquiv —
is Mathlib's Mathlib.LinearAlgebra.ExteriorPower.Basic, by Sophie Morel and Joël Riou.
The action induced by a representation on its dth exterior power.
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- ρ.exteriorPower d = { toFun := fun (g : G) => exteriorPower.map d (ρ g), map_one' := ⋯, map_mul' := ⋯ }
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The action on an exterior power is induced by the action on the original representation.
The exterior-power action applies the original action to every factor of a pure wedge.
This is intentionally not a simp lemma: exteriorPower_apply followed by Mathlib's
exteriorPower.map_apply_ιMulti already performs this simplification.
The zeroth exterior power is equivalent to the trivial representation on the scalars.
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The underlying linear equivalence is Mathlib's identification of the zeroth exterior power with the scalars.
The first exterior power is equivalent to the original representation.
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The underlying linear equivalence is Mathlib's identification of the first exterior power with the module itself.
An intertwining map induces an intertwining map on every exterior power.
Equations
- f.exteriorPower d = { toLinearMap := exteriorPower.map d f.toLinearMap, isIntertwining' := ⋯ }
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The underlying linear map is the usual map induced on exterior powers.
The induced map sends a pure wedge to the wedge of the images of its factors.
Exterior powers preserve identity intertwining maps.
Exterior powers preserve composition of intertwining maps.
An equivalence of representations induces an equivalence of every exterior power.
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The underlying linear map is the usual map induced on exterior powers.
The induced equivalence sends a pure wedge to the wedge of the images of its factors.
Exterior powers preserve identity equivalences.
Exterior powers preserve inverses of equivalences.
Exterior powers preserve composition of equivalences.