Cosets #
This file develops the basic theory of left and right cosets.
When G is a group and a : G, s : Set G, with open scoped Pointwise we can write:
- the left coset of
sbyaasa • s - the right coset of
sbyaasMulOpposite.op a • s(orop a • swithopen MulOpposite, ors <• awithopen scoped Pointwise RightActions)
If instead G is an additive group, we can write (with open scoped Pointwise still)
- the left coset of
sbyaasa +ᵥ s - the right coset of
sbyaasAddOpposite.op a +ᵥ s(orop a +ᵥ swithopen AddOpposite, ors <+ᵥ awithopen scoped Pointwise RightActions)
Main definitions #
QuotientGroup.quotient s: the quotient type representing the left cosets with respect to a subgroups, for anAddGroupthis isQuotientAddGroup.quotient s.QuotientGroup.mk: the canonical map fromαtoα/sfor a subgroupsofα, for anAddGroupthis isQuotientAddGroup.mk.
Notation #
G ⧸ His the quotient of the (additive) groupGby the (additive) subgroupH
TODO #
Properly merge with pointwise actions on sets, by renaming and deduplicating lemmas as appropriate.
The equivalence relation corresponding to the partition of a group by left cosets of a subgroup.
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The equivalence relation corresponding to the partition of a group by left cosets of a subgroup.
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α ⧸ s is the quotient type representing the left cosets of s. If s is a normal subgroup,
α ⧸ s is a group
α ⧸ s is the quotient type representing the left cosets of s. If s is a
normal subgroup, α ⧸ s is a group
The equivalence relation corresponding to the partition of a group by right cosets of a subgroup.
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The equivalence relation corresponding to the partition of a group by right cosets of a subgroup.
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Right cosets are in bijection with left cosets.
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Right cosets are in bijection with left cosets.
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The canonical map from a group α to the quotient α ⧸ s.
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Alias of QuotientGroup.induction_on.
If two subgroups M and N of G are equal, their quotients are in bijection.
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If two subgroups M and N of G are equal, their quotients are in bijection.