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Lie supergroup
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Definition
A Lie supergroup is a real supermanifold with three morphisms of supermanifolds called multiplication, inverse and unit. These must make the following diagrams of morphisms commute:
- associativity: as morphisms ;
- unit: , after identifying and with ;
- inverse: , where is the diagonal and is the unique morphism to the point.
Remarks
Example: on , with even coordinate and odd coordinate , define by , inverse and unit . Associativity holds since both bracketings give . The inverse works since , as .
Non-example: on the law is associative with unit . But it has no inverse morphism: on underlying points it is multiplication of real numbers, and has no inverse.
The underlying manifold of a Lie supergroup is an ordinary Lie group. The left-invariant vector fields on form a Lie superalgebra, the Lie superalgebra of . Ordinary Lie groups are the Lie supergroups with no odd coordinates.
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| MSC | 58A50, 22E99 |
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