Demo of SO(2, ℝ) as a non-split torus #
In this file, we construct SO(2, R) as a group scheme for an arbitrary commutative ring R,
and show that SO(2, ℂ) is a split torus while SO(2, ℝ) isn't, which implies that SO(2, ℝ) is
a non-split torus.
SO(2, R) as a Hopf algebra #
The ring whose spectrum is SO(2, R), defined as R[X, Y] / ⟨X ^ 2 + Y ^ 2 - 1⟩.
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- SO2Ring R = AdjoinRoot (Polynomial.X ^ 2 + Polynomial.C Polynomial.X ^ 2 - 1)
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Lift two elements of S with squares summing to 1 to an algebra hom from SO2Ring R to S.
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- SO2Ring.liftₐ x y H = Ideal.Quotient.liftₐ (Ideal.span {Polynomial.X ^ 2 + Polynomial.C Polynomial.X ^ 2 - 1}) (Polynomial.aevalAEval x y) ⋯
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SO(2, ℂ) #
R-points of SO(2, R) #
Base change #
SO(2, R) as a scheme #
Notation for the special orghogonal group of 2x2 matrices as a scheme.
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SO(2, ℂ) is a split torus #
The isomorphism between SO₂(ℂ) and the 1-dimensional ℂ-torus.
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SO(2, ℝ) is a torus #
The isomorphism between the base change of SO₂(ℝ) to ℂ and SO₂(ℂ).
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SO(2) is a torus over the reals.
SO(2, ℝ) is not split #
The R-points of SO₂(R) as a group R-scheme are isomorphic to the group SO(2, R).
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A 4-torsion element of SO(2, ℝ).
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- AlgebraicGeometry.SO₂.I = ⟨!![0, 1; -1, 0], AlgebraicGeometry.SO₂.I._proof_1⟩
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SO(2) is not a split torus over the real numbers.