Quadratic subalgebras generated by one element (GPR 19.8) #
For an element u of a conic algebra, the submodule k · 1 + k · u is closed under
multiplication because u² = t(u)u - n(u)1. This is the unital subalgebra denoted k[u] in
GPR 19.8.
The discriminant t(u)² - 4n(u) controls whether (1,u) is a basis. If it is a unit, applying
the polar form at 1 and at u to a relation a·1 + b·u = 0 gives a two-by-two linear system
whose determinant is the negative discriminant, forcing a = b = 0.
Main definitions #
ConicAlgebra.spanOne: the linear map(a,b) ↦ a·1 + b·u.ConicAlgebra.adjoinElement: the unital non-associative subalgebrak[u].ConicAlgebra.normOnSpan: the norm onk·1 + k·u, in coefficient coordinates.ConicAlgebra.conicAdjoinElement: the restricted conic structure onk[u].ConicAlgebra.RegularRankTwoCompositionStructure: a witnessing abstract composition norm for conditionGPR 19.8(i).ConicAlgebra.IsRegularRankTwoComposition: conditionGPR 19.8(i).
Main results #
ConicAlgebra.adjoinElement_mul_commandConicAlgebra.adjoinElement_mul_assoc:k[u]is commutative and associative.ConicAlgebra.normOnSpan_isGPRRegular_iff_isUnit_discriminant: regularity of the restricted norm is equivalent to invertibility of the discriminant.ConicAlgebra.basis_and_regular_iff_isUnit_discriminant:GPR 19.8(ii) ⇔ (iii).ConicAlgebra.isRegularRankTwoComposition_iff_isUnit_discriminant:GPR 19.8(i) ⇔ (iii).ConicAlgebra.regularRankTwoComposition_iff_basisAndRegular: the full three-way equivalence.ConicAlgebra.quadraticSpan_injective_of_isUnit_discriminant: the unit-discriminant part ofGPR 19.8, proving that(1,u)is linearly independent.ConicAlgebra.quadraticSpanEquiv: under that hypothesis,k² ≃ k[u].ConicAlgebra.exists_forall_mem_adjoinElement_of_isLGRing_of_rankAtStalk_eq_two: over an LG ring, a finitely generated projective conic algebra of constant rank two isk[u]for someu, with no composition hypothesis; hence it is commutative and associative (ConicAlgebra.mul_comm_of_isLGRing_of_rankAtStalk_eq_two,ConicAlgebra.mul_assoc_of_isLGRing_of_rankAtStalk_eq_two,GPR 16.4).
Implementation notes #
Condition (i) is genuinely existential: its composition norm is not defined to be the ambient
norm restricted to k[u]. In (i) ⇒ (ii), projectivity and rank two first make the canonical
surjection k² → k[u] an equivalence; ConicAlgebra.norm_eq_of_projective then proves that the
witnessing conic norm equals the restriction of the ambient norm. Building that equality into the
definition of condition (i) would omit the uniqueness step in GPR's proof.
References #
- [GPR] Garibaldi, Petersson, Racine, Albert Algebras over Commutative Rings, 11.24, 16.4, 16.7, 19.8.
The coefficient map (a,b) ↦ a·1 + b·u whose range is the quadratic subalgebra k[u].
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The unital subalgebra k[u] = k·1 + k·u of GPR 19.8.
Closure under multiplication consumes only the degree-two identity of a conic algebra.
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- C.adjoinElement u = { carrier := ↑(ConicAlgebra.spanOne k u).range, add_mem' := ⋯, zero_mem' := ⋯, mul_mem' := ⋯, smul_mem' := ⋯, one_mem := ⋯ }
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The coefficient map from k² onto the quadratic subalgebra k[u].
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- C.spanOneToAdjoin u = LinearMap.codRestrict (C.adjoinElement u).toSubmodule (ConicAlgebra.spanOne k u) ⋯
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The coefficient map onto k[u] is always surjective.
The algebra k[u] is generated as a module by 1 and u, hence is finitely generated.
The algebra generated by one element of a conic algebra is commutative (GPR 19.8).
Every element of a conic algebra generates an associative cube.
The algebra generated by one element of a conic algebra is associative (GPR 19.8).
The quadratic subalgebra k[u] as a commutative ring.
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The quadratic subalgebra k[u] as an associative k-algebra.
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- C.adjoinElementAlgebra u = Algebra.ofModule ⋯ ⋯
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The discriminant attached to u, namely t(u)² - 4n(u) (GPR 19.8(iii)).
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The restriction of the norm to k·1 + k·u, written in coefficient coordinates.
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- C.normOnSpan u = QuadraticMap.comp C.norm (ConicAlgebra.spanOne k u)
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The norm of C restricted to the quadratic subalgebra k[u].
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- C.normAdjoinElement u = C.normRestrict (C.adjoinElement u)
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The conic structure on the quadratic subalgebra k[u], obtained by restricting the norm.
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- C.conicAdjoinElement u = C.restrict (C.adjoinElement u)
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Multiplication in the coefficient presentation of k[u].
The restricted norm on k[u] is multiplicative (GPR 19.8(i)).
Coordinates on the dual of k × k, obtained by evaluation on (1,0) and (0,1).
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The polar map of normOnSpan, with its dual output written as two coordinates.
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The coefficient norm is regular exactly when its coordinate polar map is bijective.
The two-by-two polar matrix is bijective exactly when its discriminant is a unit.
Bijectivity of an endomorphism is invertibility (Module.End.isUnit_iff), which the matrix
algebra equivalence turns into invertibility of the Gram matrix !![2, t(u); t(u), 2n(u)], hence
of its determinant 4n(u) - t(u)². That is the negative of the discriminant.
GPR 19.8, regularity criterion. The norm on k·1 + k·u, in coefficient
coordinates, is regular if and only if t(u)² - 4n(u) is a unit.
A relation a·1 + b·u = 0 gives the first row of the polar Gram matrix:
2a + t(u)b = 0.
The same relation gives the second row of the polar Gram matrix:
t(u)a + 2n(u)b = 0.
GPR 19.8, (iii) ⇒ linear independence. If t(u)² - 4n(u) is a unit, then
a·1 + b·u = 0 forces a = b = 0.
GPR 19.8, (ii) ⇔ (iii). The pair (1,u) is a basis of k[u] and the
restricted norm is regular if and only if t(u)² - 4n(u) is a unit. The restricted norm is
written through this basis as normOnSpan.
Under the unit-discriminant hypothesis, (1,u) is a basis of k[u], expressed as a linear
equivalence k × k ≃ k[u].
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Under the unit-discriminant hypothesis k[u] has constant rank two, being the image of k²
under quadraticSpanEquiv.
The coefficient norm is the restricted norm read through the coefficient equivalence. This is
the form of that identification consumed by QuadraticForm.isGPRRegular_comp_linearEquiv_iff.
A unit discriminant makes the norm restricted to k[u] regular.
GPR 19.8, (iii) ⇒ (i). A unit discriminant makes k[u], with its restricted
norm, a regular rank-two composition algebra. The rank-two basis is quadraticSpanEquiv.
k[u] admits the structure of a regular rank-two composition algebra, the condition in
GPR 19.8(i).
The composition norm is existential data and is not assumed to be the ambient norm restricted
to k[u]. Identifying the two norms is a conclusion of GPR 19.8(i) ⇒ (ii), using uniqueness
of conic norms on finitely generated projective algebras.
- conic : ConicAlgebra k ↥(C.adjoinElement u)
A conic structure on the abstract algebra
k[u]; its norm is not definitionally the restriction of the ambient norm. - projective : Module.Projective k ↥(C.adjoinElement u)
The quadratic subalgebra is projective.
- rank_two (m : Ideal k) [m.IsMaximal] : Module.rankAtStalk (k × k) { asIdeal := m, isPrime := ⋯ } = Module.rankAtStalk ↥(C.adjoinElement u) { asIdeal := m, isPrime := ⋯ }
Its rank at every maximal ideal agrees with that of the free module
k². - regular : self.conic.norm.IsGPRRegular
The composition norm is regular in GPR's sense.
- isMultiplicative : self.conic.IsMultiplicative
The chosen norm permits composition.
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The proposition that the abstract algebra k[u] admits a regular rank-two composition
structure. The witnessing norm is intentionally existential.
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A regular rank-two quadratic-subalgebra structure is an actual composition algebra in the
sense of ConicAlgebra.IsComposition.
In condition GPR 19.8(i), the abstract composition norm on k[u] is forced to equal the
ambient conic norm restricted to k[u]. This is the uniqueness step missing if condition (i) is
defined using the restricted norm from the outset.
Pulling the restricted norm back through the coefficient equivalence preserves regularity.
GPR 19.8, (i) ⇔ (iii). The generated algebra k[u] is a regular rank-two
composition algebra if and only if t(u)² - 4n(u) is a unit.
GPR 19.8. The three conditions are equivalent: k[u] is a regular rank-two
composition algebra; (1,u) is a basis and the restricted norm is regular; and the discriminant
t(u)² - 4n(u) is a unit.
Constant rank two over an LG ring #
A finitely generated projective conic algebra of constant rank two over an LG ring is
generated by one element: A = k[u] (GPR 19.8).
The unit is unimodular (GPR 16.7), so a functional l with l 1 = 1 splits A ≃ k × ker l,
and ker l is projective of constant rank one, hence free (GPR 11.24); its generator is u.
GPR 23.4 uses this over a local ring, extending 1 to a basis of A. No composition,
regularity or nontriviality hypothesis is needed.
A finitely generated projective conic algebra of constant rank two over an LG ring is
commutative, being k[u] (GPR 16.4).
A finitely generated projective conic algebra of constant rank two over an LG ring is
associative, being k[u] (GPR 16.4).