FDRep k G is the category of finite dimensional k-linear representations of G. #
If V : FDRep k G, there is a coercion that allows you to treat V as a type,
and this type comes equipped with Module k V and FiniteDimensional k V instances.
Also V.ρ gives the homomorphism G →* (V →ₗ[k] V).
Conversely, given a homomorphism ρ : G →* (V →ₗ[k] V),
you can construct the bundled representation as Rep.of ρ.
We prove Schur's Lemma: the dimension of the Hom-space between two irreducible representation is
0 if they are not isomorphic, and 1 if they are.
This is the content of finrank_hom_simple_simple
We verify that FDRep k G is a k-linear monoidal category, and rigid when G is a group.
FDRep k G has all finite limits.
TODO #
FdRep k G ≌ FullSubcategory (FiniteDimensional k)FdRep k Ghas all finite colimits.FdRep k Gis abelian.FdRep k G ≌ FGModuleCat (MonoidAlgebra k G).
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All hom spaces are finite dimensional.
The underlying LinearEquiv of an isomorphism of representations.
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Lift an unbundled representation to FDRep.
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- FDRep.of ρ = { V := FGModuleCat.of k V, ρ := CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp (MonCat.ofHom ρ) (MonCat.ofHom (ModuleCat.of k V).endRingEquiv.symm.toMonoidHom) }
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- FDRep.instHasForget₂Rep = { forget₂ := (CategoryTheory.forget₂ (FGModuleCat k) (ModuleCat k)).mapAction (MonCat.of G), forget_comp := ⋯ }
Schur's Lemma: the dimension of the Hom-space between two irreducible representation is 0 if
they are not isomorphic, and 1 if they are.
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Auxiliary definition for FDRep.dualTensorIsoLinHom.
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- FDRep.dualTensorIsoLinHomAux ρV W = (dualTensorHomEquiv k V ↑W.V).toFGModuleCatIso
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When V and W are finite dimensional representations of a group G, the isomorphism
dualTensorHomEquiv k V W of vector spaces induces an isomorphism of representations.
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- FDRep.dualTensorIsoLinHom ρV W = Action.mkIso (FDRep.dualTensorIsoLinHomAux ρV W) ⋯