Galois objects in Galois categories #
We define when a connected object of a Galois category C is Galois in a fiber functor independent
way and show equivalent characterisations.
Main definitions #
IsGalois: Connected objectXofCsuch thatX / Aut Xis terminal.
Main results #
galois_iff_pretransitive: A connected objectXis Galois if and only ifAut Xacts transitively onF.obj Xfor a fiber functorF.
A connected object X of C is Galois if the quotient X / Aut X is terminal.
- noTrivialComponent (Y : C) (i : Y ⟶ X) [CategoryTheory.Mono i] : (CategoryTheory.Limits.IsInitial Y → False) → CategoryTheory.IsIso i
- quotientByAutTerminal : Nonempty (CategoryTheory.Limits.IsTerminal (CategoryTheory.Limits.colimit (CategoryTheory.SingleObj.functor (CategoryTheory.Aut.toEnd X))))
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The natural action of Aut X on F.obj X.
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For a connected object X of C, the quotient X / Aut X is terminal if and only if
the quotient F.obj X / Aut X has exactly one element.
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Given a fiber functor F and a connected object X of C. Then X is Galois if and only if
the natural action of Aut X on F.obj X is transitive.
If X is Galois, the quotient X / Aut X is terminal.
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If X is Galois, then the action of Aut X on F.obj X is
transitive for every fiber functor F.
For Galois A and a point a of the fiber of A, the evaluation at A as an equivalence.
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- CategoryTheory.PreGaloisCategory.evaluationEquivOfIsGalois F A a = Equiv.ofBijective (fun (f : CategoryTheory.Aut A) => F.map f.hom a) ⋯
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For a morphism from a connected object A to a Galois object B and an automorphism
of A, there exists a unique automorphism of B making the canonical diagram commute.
A morphism from a connected object to a Galois object induces a map on automorphism
groups. This is a group homomorphism (see autMapHom).
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autMap is uniquely characterized by making the canonical diagram commute.
autMap is surjective, if the source is also Galois.