Restricting a conic structure to a subalgebra #
A unital subalgebra B of a conic algebra (A, n) is again a conic algebra, with the restricted
norm n|_B. Nothing has to be checked beyond the two axioms of GPR 16.1, both of which are
inherited: n(1) = 1 because B contains the ambient unit, and the degree-two identity because it
is an identity in A between elements of B.
Trace, conjugation and multiplicativity are likewise the ambient ones restricted, which is what makes the subalgebra usable as an input to the Cayley–Dickson construction.
Main definitions #
ConicAlgebra.restrict: the conic algebraBcarved out ofC : ConicAlgebra k A.
Main results #
ConicAlgebra.restrict_norm_apply,ConicAlgebra.restrict_trace_apply,ConicAlgebra.coe_restrict_conj: norm, trace and conjugation restrict.ConicAlgebra.IsMultiplicative.restrict: so does multiplicativity of the norm.
References #
- [GPR] Garibaldi, Petersson, Racine, Albert Algebras over Commutative Rings, 16.1.
The norm of C restricted to a unital subalgebra.
Equations
- C.normRestrict B = QuadraticMap.comp C.norm B.toSubmodule.subtype
Instances For
A unital subalgebra of a conic algebra is a conic algebra, with the restricted norm.
Both axioms are inherited verbatim; in particular no regularity, projectivity or rank hypothesis is involved, and the subalgebra need not be associative.
Equations
- C.restrict B = { norm := C.normRestrict B, norm_one := ⋯, mul_self := ⋯ }
Instances For
Multiplicativity of the norm is inherited by every unital subalgebra.