Integral Galois lattices #
An integral Galois lattice over a field is a finite free ℤ-module equipped with an action of
the absolute Galois group for which every vector has an open stabilizer. This is the continuity
criterion when the module carries the discrete topology.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.galoisLatticeProperty: integral representations that are finite free and have open stabilizers.TauCeti.GaloisLatticeCat: the corresponding full subcategory of integral representations.
References #
See J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), Definitions 12.14 and 12.17.
The property of an integral representation of the absolute Galois group being a Galois lattice: its module is finite free and every vector has an open stabilizer.
Equations
- TauCeti.galoisLatticeProperty k M = ((Module.Free ℤ ↑M ∧ Module.Finite ℤ ↑M) ∧ ∀ (x : ↑M), IsOpen {sigma : Field.absoluteGaloisGroup k | (M.ρ sigma) x = x})
Instances For
Membership in the Galois-lattice property.
Build the Galois-lattice property for a representation induced from a multiplicative action, using the usual stabilizer formulation of continuity.
Being a Galois lattice is invariant under equivariant integral-linear isomorphisms.
The category of finite free integral representations of the absolute Galois group whose vectors have open stabilizers.
Equations
Instances For
The integral module of a Galois lattice is free.
The integral module of a Galois lattice is finite.
Every vector of a Galois lattice has an open stabilizer.