Action of the polynomial ring on module induced by an algebra element. #
Given an element a in an R-algebra A and an A-module M we define an
R[X]-module Module.AEval R M a, which is a type synonym of M with the
action of a polynomial f given by f • m = Polynomial.aeval a f • m.
In particular X • m = a • m.
In the special case that A = M →ₗ[R] M and φ : M →ₗ[R] M, the module Module.AEval R M a is
abbreviated Module.AEval' φ. In this module we have X • m = ↑φ m.
Suppose a is an element of an R-algebra A and M is an A-module.
Loosely speaking, Module.AEval R M a is the R[X]-module with elements m : M,
where the action of a polynomial $f$ is given by $f • m = f(a) • m$.
More precisely, Module.AEval R M a has elements Module.AEval.of R M a m for m : M,
and the action of f is f • (of R M a m) = of R M a ((aeval a f) • m).
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The canonical linear equivalence between M and Module.AEval R M a as an R-module.
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Construct an R[X]-linear map out of AEval R M a from a R-linear map out of M.
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Construct an R[X]-linear equivalence out of AEval R M a from a R-linear map out of M.
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The natural order isomorphism between the two ways to represent invariant submodules.
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The natural R-linear equivalence between the two ways to represent an invariant submodule.
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The natural R[X]-linear equivalence between the two ways to represent an invariant submodule.
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Given and R-module M and a linear map φ : M →ₗ[R] M, Module.AEval' φ is loosely speaking
the R[X]-module with elements m : M, where the action of a polynomial $f$ is given by
$f • m = f(a) • m$.
More precisely, Module.AEval' φ has elements Module.AEval'.of φ m for m : M,
and the action of f is f • (of φ m) = of φ ((aeval φ f) • m).
Module.AEval' is defined as a special case of Module.AEval in which the R-algebra is
M →ₗ[R] M. Lemmas involving Module.AEval may be applied to Module.AEval'.
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The canonical linear equivalence between M and Module.AEval' φ as an R-module,
where φ : M →ₗ[R] M.