Rep k G is the category of k-linear representations of G. #
Given a G-representation ρ on a module V, you can construct the bundled representation as
Rep.of ρ. Conversely, given a bundled representation A : Rep k G, you can get the underlying
module as A.V and the representation on it as A.ρ.
The category of representations of monoid G and their morphisms.
- V : Type w
the underlying type of an object in
Rep k G - hV1 : AddCommGroup ↑self
- hV2 : Module k ↑self
- ρ : Representation k G ↑self
the underlying representation of an object in
Rep k G
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The object in the category of representations associated to a type equipped a representation.
This is the preferred way to construct a term of Rep k G.
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The type of morphisms in Rep.{w} k G.
- hom' : A.ρ.IntertwiningMap B.ρ
The underlying
G-equivariant linear map.
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Turn a morphism in Rep back into an IntertwiningMap.
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Typecheck an IntertwiningMap as a morphism in Rep.
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Use the ConcreteCategory.hom projection for @[simps] lemmas.
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An equiv between the underlying representations induce isomorphism between objects in
Rep k G.
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The equivalence between representations induced from iso between objects in Rep k G.
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Convenience shortcut for Rep.hom_bijective.injective.
Convenience shortcut for Rep.hom_bijective.surjective.
The morphisms between two objects in Rep k G has an equivalence to the intertwining maps
between their underlying representations.
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The trivial k-linear G-representation on a k-module V.
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Given a representation A of a commutative monoid G, the map ρ_A(g) is a representation
morphism A ⟶ A for any g : G.
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The k-linear G-representation on k[G], induced by left multiplication.
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The k-linear G-representation on k[Gⁿ], induced by left multiplication.
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The natural isomorphism between the representations on k[G¹] and k[G] induced by left
multiplication in G.
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When H = {1}, the G-representation on k[H] induced by an action of G on H is
isomorphic to the trivial representation on k.
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Turns a k-module A with a compatible DistribMulAction of a monoid G into a
k-linear G-representation on A.
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Given an R-algebra S, the ℤ-linear representation associated to the natural action of
S ≃ₐ[R] S on S.
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Turns a CommGroup G with a MulDistribMulAction of a monoid M into a
ℤ-linear M-representation on Additive G.
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Unfolds ofMulDistribMulAction; useful to keep track of additivity.
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Given an R-algebra S, the ℤ-linear representation associated to the natural action of
S ≃ₐ[R] S on Sˣ.
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Given an element x : A, there is a natural morphism of representations k[G] ⟶ A sending
g ↦ A.ρ(g)(x).
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Given a k-linear G-representation (V, ρ), this is the representation defined by
restricting ρ to a G-invariant k-submodule of V.
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The natural inclusion of a subrepresentation into the ambient representation.
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Given a k-linear G-representation (V, ρ) and a G-invariant k-submodule W ≤ V, this
is the representation induced on V ⧸ W by ρ.
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The natural projection from a representation to its quotient by a subrepresentation.
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The functor equipping a module with the trivial representation.
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A predicate for representations that fix every element.
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A morphism in Rep k G has an underlying linear map attached to it hence induce a morphism in
ModuleCat k.
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Every object in Rep k G naturally correspond to an object in Action.
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Every object in ModuleCat k that G acts on is an object in Rep k G.
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counitIso of the equivalence between Action and Rep.
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Forgetting Rep to ModuleCat is the same as first map to Action
then forget to ModuleCat.
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The equivalence between IntertwiningMaps and morphism between X Y : Rep k G is linear.
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Given a k-linear G-representation (A, ρ₁), this is the 'internal Hom' functor sending
(B, ρ₂) to the representation Homₖ(A, B) that maps g : G and f : A →ₗ[k] B to
(ρ₂ g) ∘ₗ f ∘ₗ (ρ₁ g⁻¹).
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Given a k-linear G-representation A, this is the Hom-set bijection in the adjunction
A ⊗ - ⊣ ihom(A, -). It sends f : A ⊗ B ⟶ C to a Rep k G morphism defined by currying the
k-linear map underlying f, giving a map A →ₗ[k] B →ₗ[k] C, then flipping the arguments.
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There is a k-linear isomorphism between the sets of representation morphisms Hom(A ⊗ B, C)
and Hom(B, Homₖ(A, C)).
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There is a k-linear isomorphism between the sets of representation morphisms Hom(A ⊗ B, C)
and Hom(A, Homₖ(B, C)).
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The representation on α →₀ A defined pointwise by a representation on A.
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Given f : α → A, the natural representation morphism (α →₀ k[G]) ⟶ A sending
single a (single g r) ↦ r • A.ρ g (f a).
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The natural linear equivalence between functions α → A and representation morphisms
(α →₀ k[G]) ⟶ A.
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Given representations A, B and a type α, this is the natural representation isomorphism
(α →₀ A) ⊗ B ≅ (A ⊗ B) →₀ α sending single x a ⊗ₜ b ↦ single x (a ⊗ₜ b).
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Given representations A, B and a type α, this is the natural representation isomorphism
A ⊗ (α →₀ B) ≅ (A ⊗ B) →₀ α sending a ⊗ₜ single x b ↦ single x (a ⊗ₜ b).
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The natural isomorphism sending single g r₁ ⊗ single a r₂ ↦ single a (single g r₁r₂).
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The monoidal functor sending a type H with a G-action to the induced k-linear
G-representation on k[H].
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The linearization of a type H with a G-action is definitionally isomorphic to the
k-linear G-representation on k[H] induced by the G-action on H.
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Given a k-linear G-representation A, there is a k-linear isomorphism between
representation morphisms Hom(k[G], A) and A.