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TauCeti.Topology.Algebra.Group.ContinuousAut.Basic

Continuous automorphisms and continuous outer automorphisms #

For a topological magma G, the continuous multiplicative self-isomorphisms G ≃ₜ* G form a group under composition, ContinuousAut G. Its multiplication is (φ * ψ) x = φ (ψ x), matching Mathlib's MulAut, and forgetting continuity is an injective homomorphism ContinuousAut.toMulAut : ContinuousAut G →* MulAut G.

The group ContinuousAut G acts faithfully on G by evaluation. This is a MulDistribMulAction, and each individual automorphism acts continuously.

When G is a group whose multiplication is separately continuous, every inner automorphism x ↦ g * x * g⁻¹ is continuous, which gives the homomorphism ContinuousAut.conj : G →* ContinuousAut G, lifting MulAut.conj. Its kernel is the centre of G and its range is normal, so the quotient ContinuousOut G is the group of continuous outer automorphisms. An automorphism that is inner as an abstract automorphism is the continuous inner automorphism by the same element, so its class in ContinuousOut G is trivial.

More generally, conjugation by g restricts to a continuous automorphism of every normal subgroup N, which gives ContinuousAut.conjNormal : G →* ContinuousAut N, lifting MulAut.conjNormal, with kernel the centralizer of N.

For a profinite group an abstract automorphism need not be continuous, so ContinuousAut G can be a proper subgroup of MulAut G. It is the group on which the congruence topology of a profinite group is placed, and ContinuousOut G is the target of outer actions such as the outer Galois action on a profinite fundamental group.

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Main results #

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abbrev TauCeti.ContinuousAut (G : Type u_1) [Mul G] [TopologicalSpace G] :
Type u_1

The group of continuous automorphisms of a topological magma G: the continuous multiplicative isomorphisms G ≃ₜ* G, under composition.

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    Continuous automorphisms form a group under composition: φ * ψ = ψ.trans φ, so that (φ * ψ) x = φ (ψ x) as for MulAut.

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    theorem TauCeti.ContinuousAut.coe_mul {G : Type u_1} [Mul G] [TopologicalSpace G] (φ ψ : ContinuousAut G) :
    ⇑(φ * ψ) = ⇑φ ∘ ⇑ψ
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    theorem TauCeti.ContinuousAut.coe_one {G : Type u_1} [Mul G] [TopologicalSpace G] :
    ⇑1 = id
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    theorem TauCeti.ContinuousAut.mul_apply {G : Type u_1} [Mul G] [TopologicalSpace G] (φ ψ : ContinuousAut G) (x : G) :
    (φ * ψ) x = φ (ψ x)
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    theorem TauCeti.ContinuousAut.one_apply {G : Type u_1} [Mul G] [TopologicalSpace G] (x : G) :
    1 x = x
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    The forgetful homomorphism from continuous automorphisms to abstract automorphisms.

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      theorem TauCeti.ContinuousAut.coe_toMulAut {G : Type u_1} [Mul G] [TopologicalSpace G] (φ : ContinuousAut G) :
      ⇑(toMulAut φ) = ⇑φ

      A continuous automorphism is determined by its underlying abstract automorphism.

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      Continuous automorphisms act on their underlying monoid by evaluation.

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      theorem TauCeti.ContinuousAut.smul_def (G : Type u_1) [Monoid G] [TopologicalSpace G] (φ : ContinuousAut G) (x : G) :
      φ • x = φ x

      The action of a continuous automorphism is its evaluation.

      The evaluation action of continuous automorphisms is faithful.

      Each continuous automorphism acts continuously on its underlying monoid.

      The inner automorphisms of a group with separately continuous multiplication: conj g x = g * x * g⁻¹. This lifts MulAut.conj along toMulAut (toMulAut_conj).

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        The kernel of the inner-automorphism homomorphism is the centre.

        Conjugation is injective exactly when the centre is trivial.

        Every inner automorphism is trivial exactly when G is commutative.

        Conjugating an inner automorphism by a continuous automorphism φ gives the inner automorphism by the image under φ.

        The inner automorphisms form a normal subgroup of the continuous automorphisms.

        A continuous automorphism that is inner as an abstract automorphism is the continuous inner automorphism by the same element.

        A continuous automorphism is inner exactly when its underlying abstract automorphism is.

        Conjugation of G on a normal subgroup N, as continuous automorphisms of N with the subspace topology: conjNormal g n = g * n * g⁻¹. This lifts MulAut.conjNormal along toMulAut (toMulAut_conjNormal).

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          theorem TauCeti.ContinuousAut.conjNormal_apply {G : Type u_1} [Group G] [TopologicalSpace G] [SeparatelyContinuousMul G] {N : Subgroup G} [N.Normal] (g : G) (n : ↥N) :
          ↑((conjNormal g) n) = g * ↑n * g⁻¹
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          theorem TauCeti.ContinuousAut.conjNormal_inv_apply {G : Type u_1} [Group G] [TopologicalSpace G] [SeparatelyContinuousMul G] {N : Subgroup G} [N.Normal] (g : G) (n : ↥N) :
          ↑((conjNormal g)⁻¹ n) = g⁻¹ * ↑n * g
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          Conjugation by an element of N is the inner automorphism of N by that element.

          The kernel of conjugation on a normal subgroup N is the centralizer of N.

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          The group of continuous outer automorphisms of G: continuous automorphisms modulo the inner ones.

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            The quotient map from continuous automorphisms to continuous outer automorphisms.

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              Inner automorphisms have trivial outer class.

              The class of a continuous automorphism in ContinuousOut G is trivial exactly when its underlying abstract automorphism is inner.

              For commutative G every inner automorphism is trivial, so the continuous outer automorphism group is the continuous automorphism group.

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