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TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.GeneralLinear.Root.WeylGroup

The Weyl group of the diagonal torus in the general linear group #

For a field k with a nontrivial unit group, the normalizer quotient of the diagonal torus in GL_n(k) is the permutation group of the coordinate lines. Independently, the Weyl group of the diagonal coordinate root datum is the permutation group of its universe-lifted coordinates. This file identifies those two groups and proves that the identification gives the same actions on the character lattice and on the roots.

Concretely, the class of a normalizing matrix g maps to the root-datum automorphism attached to diagonalNormalizerPerm g. The class of a permutation matrix for the transposition (i j) maps to reflection in the root e_i - e_j. Thus the group-of-points normalizer computation and the coordinate root datum describe the same Weyl group of the standard split torus in GL_n.

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This advances Layer 7, "Root datum (G, T) with its Weyl group", of the ReductiveGroups roadmap through the group-of-points Weyl group of the standard split maximal torus of GL_n; the scheme-level identification is not addressed here.

Transport between the Weyl groups across the opaque diagonalRootDatum wrapper.

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    The normalizer quotient of the diagonal torus is the Weyl group of its coordinate root datum. The intermediate permutation is transported from Fin n to the universe-lifted coordinate type used by diagonalRootDatum.

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      On a normalizer representative, the Weyl-group equivalence is the root-datum automorphism induced by its coordinate permutation.

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      A permutation matrix represents the Weyl element induced by the same coordinate permutation, transported to the universe-lifted root coordinates.

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      The Weyl element represented by a normalizer class acts on the character lattice by moving each coordinate through its associated permutation; equivalently, its value at a coordinate is the original value at the inverse image of that coordinate.

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      The underlying root-datum automorphism moves character coordinates by the associated permutation.

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      The underlying root-datum automorphism acts contravariantly on cocharacters through the associated coordinate permutation.

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      The Weyl element represented by a normalizer class applies the associated coordinate permutation simultaneously to both entries of a root index.

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      A transposition matrix maps to reflection in the corresponding diagonal root.

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      Conversely, a diagonal-root reflection corresponds to the normalizer class of the transposition matrix swapping its two coordinate lines.