The grading of a homogeneous subalgebra #
Let ๐ : ฮน โ Submodule R A be a grading of an R-algebra A and let T be an R-subalgebra
of A which is homogeneous in Mathlib's sense (DirectSum.SetLike.IsHomogeneous ๐ T): every
homogeneous component of an element of T lies in T. Then T is itself a graded algebra,
with degree-i piece the elements of T lying in ๐ i, and the inclusion T โ A is a
homomorphism of graded algebras which commutes with taking homogeneous components.
Typical homogeneous subalgebras are rings of invariants of a grading-preserving action, and the algebra descended from a grading-preserving descent datum; the second is the graded algebra underlying effective descent for projective spectra.
Main definitions #
Subalgebra.grading T ๐: the grading ofTinduced by๐.Subalgebra.gradedAlgebra: for a homogeneous subalgebra this is a grading ofT.Subalgebra.gradedVal T ๐: the inclusionT โ Aas a homomorphism of graded algebras.
Main results #
Subalgebra.map_val_grading,Subalgebra.finrank_grading: the degree-ipiece ofTisT โฉ ๐ i, and has its rank.Subalgebra.isInternal_grading: the induced grading of a homogeneous subalgebra is internal.Subalgebra.coe_decompose_grading: the homogeneous components of an element ofTare its homogeneous components inA.Subalgebra.toIdeal_irrelevant_grading: the irrelevant ideal ofTis the contraction of the irrelevant ideal ofA.
The grading of a subalgebra T induced by a grading ๐ of the ambient algebra: its
degree-i piece consists of the elements of T which lie in ๐ i.
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The inclusion T โ A carries the degree-i piece of the induced grading of T onto
T โฉ ๐ i.
The degree-i piece of the induced grading of T has the rank of T โฉ ๐ i.
The grading of a homogeneous subalgebra induced by the ambient grading is internal: every
element of T is uniquely a finite sum of elements of T lying in the pieces ๐ i.
A homogeneous subalgebra is a graded algebra, graded by its intersections with the pieces of the ambient grading.
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The inclusion of a subalgebra into the ambient algebra, as a homomorphism of graded algebras for the induced grading.
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The homogeneous components of an element of a graded subalgebra are its homogeneous components in the ambient algebra.
The irrelevant ideal of a subalgebra for the induced grading is the contraction of the
irrelevant ideal of the ambient algebra: an element of T has zero degree-zero component in T
exactly when it does in A.