Deligne's theorem assembled #
RS.deligne_theorem proves RS.DeligneTheoremStatement
(Catégories tensorielles, Théorème 0.6). It is
RS.deligne_theorem_of_braided, which assembles the statement from
RS.BraidedFibreHypothesis — that the fibre functor
RS.deligneFibre of a splitting algebra at a complex point is
symmetric monoidal — applied to RS.braidedFibreHypothesis, which
discharges it from RS.nonempty_braided_deligneFibre.
The route is not Deligne's. His §4 obtains the passage from an
arbitrary nonzero algebra of scalars to ℂ by descent along a
faithfully flat Isom⊗ torsor. Here the tensor generator alone is
split and one passes to a quotient by a maximal ideal: over a simple
algebra the regular module and its twist by the odd line are simple
objects of the module category, so a free mixed module is semisimple
of finite length, the objects the algebra splits are closed under
subquotients, and the scalars are a field of countable dimension over
ℂ, hence ℂ. This is the pattern of Coulembier, Tannakian categories
in positive characteristic, Duke Math. J. 169 (2020), Lemma
3.3.2(ii), with Lemmas 1.2.10 and 1.5.2.
RS.deligneTheoremStatement_of_small(SmallReduction.lean) reduces the statement, which quantifies over essentially small categories, to the case of a genuinely small one.- A tensor category need not contain an odd line, so the small
category is replaced by its ℤ/2-graded doubling, whose
ind-completion carries the odd line
RS.doubledIndOddLine(Prop21General.lean). RS.exists_splitting_simple_algebra_doubled(DoubledSplit.lean) produces the simple commutative algebra of the ind-completion of the doubling that splits every embedded object into a mixed sum of copies of the unit and of the odd line, together with a complex point of its Γ-algebra.- Simplicity supplies the sections that exactness of the fibre
functor consumes. An embedded short exact sequence has an
epimorphic right-hand map, so the free-module functor sends it to
an epimorphism (
RS.epi_freeModMap), and over a simple algebra every epimorphism out of a free mixed module splits (RS.exists_section_of_simple, SimpleSplit.lean). RS.deligneFibreFunctorOfPointcollectsRS.deligneFibreand its properties into aRS.DeligneFibreFunctor; the ℂ-linear clause isRS.superVectFunctor_linearfed byRS.fibreFun_linearandRS.indOfFunctorLinear.RS.DeligneFibreFunctor.precomposerestricts the fibre functor of the doubling along the even embedding, which is strong braided monoidal, exact, faithful and ℂ-linear.
One compatibility is needed for the last step. The even embedding is
ℂ-linear for the structure the doubling inherits componentwise from
its base, whereas the fibre construction runs at the structure induced
by the scalar unit, RS.linearOfScalarUnit. The two agree:
RS.scalarSmul_scalarUnitEquiv identifies the scalar action of a
scalar unit with the ambient action in a monoidally ℂ-linear category,
and RS.evenEmbedLinear_scalarUnit reads that off for the even
embedding.
The scalar action of a scalar unit is the ambient action #
The endomorphism attached to a scalar is the rescaled
identity, when the scalar unit is the ambient action of ℂ on the
endomorphisms of the tensor unit: whiskering c • 𝟙 onto X gives
c • 𝟙 again because the tensor product is ℂ-bilinear, and the two
unitors then cancel.
The ℂ-linear structure induced by the ambient scalar unit is the
ambient one. In a monoidally ℂ-linear category the action of
RS.linearOfScalarUnit (scalarUnitEquiv h) on a hom-set is the given
action, so the two structures may be used interchangeably.
The even embedding at the scalar-unit structure #
The scalar action of RS.doubledScalarUnit on the doubling is the
action the doubling inherits componentwise from its base.
The even embedding carries a rescaled morphism to the scalar-unit rescaling of its image.
The even embedding is ℂ-linear for the scalar-unit structure of the doubling, the structure at which the fibre construction runs.
The symmetry of the fibre functor #
The fibre functor of a splitting algebra at a complex point is
symmetric monoidal. The assembly below takes this clause of
Deligne's conclusion as a hypothesis, which
RS.braidedFibreHypothesis discharges from
RS.nonempty_braided_deligneFibre; the strong monoidal structure of
the composite is RS.fibreRestrictMonoidal, and the Koszul sign of
RS.SuperVect is the braiding it transports.
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The fibre functor of a splitting algebra, packaged #
The conclusion of Deligne's theorem for a category split by an
algebra with a complex point. Every clause of
RS.DeligneFibreFunctor is available for RS.deligneFibre: it is
additive and ℂ-linear because the embedding, the fibre functor over
the algebra and base change all are; it is exact because the sections
make each embedded short exact sequence split after base change; and
it is faithful because the unit of the algebra is a monomorphism.
Symmetry is the hypothesis hbraid.
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Deligne's theorem #
Deligne's theorem for a small category. The doubling of B
carries every hypothesis, and its ind-completion carries an odd line,
so the simple algebra 𝔹 that splits the embedding is available
together with a complex point of its Γ-algebra. Simplicity of 𝔹
supplies the sections, the nonvanishing of its unit makes that unit a
monomorphism, and the resulting fibre functor of Doubled B restricts
along the even embedding to one of B.
Deligne's theorem (Catégories tensorielles, Théorème 0.6), conditional on the symmetry of the fibre functor: every essentially small abelian ℂ-linear rigid symmetric monoidal category with ℂ-bilinear tensor product, scalar unit endomorphisms, a finite tensor generator and moderate growth of the lengths of its tensor powers admits an exact faithful ℂ-linear symmetric monoidal fibre functor to finite-dimensional super vector spaces.
The braided hypothesis is discharged: the fibre functor of a splitting algebra at a complex point is symmetric monoidal, because the fibre functor over the algebra is and the base change at the point is.
Deligne's theorem (Catégories tensorielles, Théorème 0.6): every essentially small abelian ℂ-linear rigid symmetric monoidal category with ℂ-bilinear tensor product, scalar unit endomorphisms, a finite tensor generator and moderate growth of the lengths of its tensor powers admits an exact faithful ℂ-linear symmetric monoidal fibre functor to finite-dimensional super vector spaces.