Descent of membership and of bracket equations after extension of scalars #
Over a faithfully flat coefficient algebra, membership of 1 ⊗ₜ x in the extension of a Lie
submodule descends to membership of x in the submodule itself; this is the underlying
Submodule.one_tmul_mem_baseChange_iff read through LieSubmodule.coe_baseChange.
The adjoint endomorphism of a Lie algebra commutes with extension of scalars. Consequently, a
bracket equation x = ⁅x, y⁆ that has a solution after a faithfully flat extension already has a
solution over the original coefficient ring. In particular, passing to an algebraic closure cannot
create a solution to such an equation.
The compatibility with the adjoint action uses LieModule.toEnd_baseChange from
Mathlib/Algebra/Lie/BaseChange.lean.
Main results #
LieSubmodule.one_tmul_mem_baseChange_iff: membership in a Lie submodule may be checked after a faithfully flat extension of scalars.LieAlgebra.exists_eq_lie_of_one_tmul_mem_range_ad: membership of1 ⊗ₜ xin the range of the extended adjoint endomorphism descends to an equationx = ⁅x, y⁆.
Over a faithfully flat coefficient algebra, a vector lies in a Lie submodule exactly when its canonical image lies in the extension of that submodule.
A bracket equation that becomes solvable after a faithfully flat extension of scalars was already solvable over the original coefficient ring.