general linear group scheme
Definition 1
Fix a positive integer . We define the general linear group scheme as the affine scheme defined by
Observe that if is any commutative ring, as usual (http://planetmath.org/ExampleOfFunctorOfPointsOfAScheme) with schemes, an -point of is given by specifying, for each and , an element that is the image of , and by specifying one other element such that
In other words, an -point of is an invertible matrix with entries in .
As usual with schemes, we denote the -points of by ; we see that this notion does not lead to confusion, since it is exactly what is meant by the usual usage of this notation (see entry General Linear Group).
Title | general linear group scheme |
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Canonical name | GeneralLinearGroupScheme |
Date of creation | 2013-03-22 14:11:16 |
Last modified on | 2013-03-22 14:11:16 |
Owner | alozano (2414) |
Last modified by | alozano (2414) |
Numerical id | 7 |
Author | alozano (2414) |
Entry type | Example |
Classification | msc 14K99 |
Classification | msc 14A15 |
Classification | msc 14L10 |
Classification | msc 20G15 |
Related topic | GeneralLinearGroup |