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TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.GaloisLattice.ActionField

Finite action fields of Galois lattices #

The continuous action of the absolute Galois group on a Galois lattice factors through a finite quotient. This file realizes that factorization over an actual finite normal subextension of the chosen algebraic closure. Its fixing subgroup lies in the kernel of the lattice action, so the action descends to the automorphism group of the subextension.

Over an imperfect base the chosen normal extension need not be separable, and no Galois claim is made. Passing to a finite separable splitting field is a later refinement. The finite normal field constructed here is the field-theoretic bridge needed before descending a split torus from the algebraic closure, in Layer 4, "Tori: split and non-split", of the ReductiveGroups roadmap.

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A finite normal subextension of the algebraic closure through whose automorphism group the action on a Galois lattice factors.

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    The action field is finite-dimensional over the base field.

    The action field is normal over the base field.

    Every absolute Galois automorphism fixing the action field acts trivially on the lattice.

    Restriction of an absolute Galois automorphism to the action field.

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      Restriction to the action field agrees with the original automorphism on its elements.

      The kernel of restriction to the action field acts trivially on the lattice.

      The automorphism group of the action field maps to the faithful finite quotient acting on the lattice.

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        Restriction to the action field followed by the quotient map is the original class in the action quotient.

        The map from the action field's automorphism group to the action quotient is surjective.

        The representation of the action field's finite automorphism group obtained by descending the absolute-Galois action.

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          Restricting an absolute Galois automorphism to the action field and then acting on the lattice recovers the original action.

          The original absolute-Galois representation is the pullback of the action-field representation along restriction.

          An automorphism of the action field acts trivially on the lattice exactly when it maps to the identity in the faithful action quotient.