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Lang map (LF​(g)=g−1F(g))

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Diagonal dominance Lie theory Linear algebraic group Rational structure on an algebraic group Frobenius endomorphism of an algebraic group Lang theorem for algebraic groups
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For the Lang map, LF​(gh)=h−1LF​(g)F(h). This twisted right-translation identity determines which subgroups act on its inverse images. Fibres are left GF-cosets, by the Lang theorem for algebraic groups.

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