Integral adjoint comodule root spaces of the special linear group #
For the diagonal torus of SL_{r+1} over a commutative ring, the adjoint comodule's
weight space at the root ε_i - ε_j is the line generated by the normalized matrix unit
E_ij. The Lie algebra is modeled as the dual of the augmentation cotangent module.
Smoothness makes that module finite projective, so the existing universal-point tangent
calculation detects membership in the actual comodule weight space over every base ring.
mem_adjointWeightSpace_iff gives the entrywise criterion for an arbitrary character,
which can also be used to exclude characters not appearing among the matrix entries.
adjointWeightSpace_root_eq_span supplies the root lines and their generators needed for
pinnings over ℤ. Over a nontrivial ring these generators are nonzero. No reducedness,
field, or characteristic assumption is imposed.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), §21.1 and Example 21.2.
- B. Conrad, Reductive Group Schemes, §5.1 (root spaces and pinnings).
- The universal-point calculation is
TauCeti.SpecialLinear.adDerivation_universalDiagonalTorus_root_iff; the conversion to comodule weights usesDerivation.mem_adjointWeightSpace_iff_universalPointAction.
A cotangent-dual tangent vector has weight α exactly when its matrix entries
of every other weight vanish. This criterion uses the full torus coaction.
A cotangent-dual tangent vector lies in a root weight space of the adjoint comodule exactly when its trace-zero matrix lies in the corresponding matrix-unit line.
The normalized root vector of SL_{r+1} in the cotangent-dual model of its Lie algebra:
the tangent vector whose trace-zero matrix is E_ij for the root ε_i - ε_j.
Equations
- TauCeti.SpecialLinear.rootVector p = Derivation.cotangentLinearEquiv.symm ((TauCeti.SpecialLinear.tangentLieEquivSl (r + 1)).symm ((LieAlgebra.SpecialLinear.single (↑p).1 (↑p).2 ⋯) 1))
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The matrix of a normalized cotangent-dual root vector is its normalized matrix unit.
Each integral adjoint root space is generated by its normalized root vector.
Multiplication by a normalized root vector is injective, including over rings with zero divisors. Its distinguished matrix entry recovers the scalar.
Each integral adjoint root space is a free rank-one module, with scalar 1
corresponding to its normalized root vector.
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The root-space parametrization sends a scalar to that multiple of the normalized root vector.
The coefficient from the inverse root-space parametrization reconstructs the vector.
The inverse root-space parametrization is the distinguished matrix entry.
The normalized root vector is nonzero over every nontrivial commutative base ring.