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Toric.GroupScheme.Character

The lattices of characters and cocharacters #

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The characters of the group scheme G over S are the group morphisms G ⟶/S 𝔾ₘ[S].

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    The cocharacters of the group scheme G over S are the group morphisms 𝔾ₘ[S] ⟶/S G.

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      The characters of the group scheme G over S are the group morphisms G ⟶/S 𝔾ₘ[S].

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        The cocharacters of the group scheme G over S are the group morphisms 𝔾ₘ[S] ⟶/S G.

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          The perfect pairing between characters and cocharacters, valued in the characters of the algebraic torus.

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            theorem AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.charPairingAux_apply_apply {S G : Scheme} [G.Over S] [CommGrp_Class (G.asOver S)] (χ : X*(S, G)) (χ' : X(S, G)) :
            (charPairingAux χ) χ' = HomGrp.comp χ χ'

            Characters of a diagonal group scheme over a domain are exactly the input group.

            Note: This is true over a general ring using Cartier duality, but we do not prove that.

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              Cocharacters of a diagonal group scheme over a domain are exactly the dual of the input group.

              Note: This is true over a general ring using Cartier duality, but we do not prove that.

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                Characters of the algebraic torus with dimensions σover a domain R are exactly ℤ^σ.

                Note: This is true over a general base using Cartier duality, but we do not prove that.

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                  Cocharacters of the algebraic torus with dimensions σover a domain R are exactly ℤ^σ.

                  Note: This is true over a general base using Cartier duality, but we do not prove that.

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                    The -valued perfect pairing between characters and cocharacters of group schemes over a domain.

                    Note: This exists over a general base using Cartier duality, but we do not prove that.

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