Closed root subgroups of the tripled type-D4 carrier #
Each of the eight numbered root-subgroup maps into the tripled type-D₄ carrier is a closed
immersion over ℤ. Its image is therefore a closed subgroup scheme canonically isomorphic to
the additive group scheme, as required for the root subgroups in a pinning.
For each simple root, a tripled weight has simple-coroot coordinate -1. The raising operator
sends its basis vector to the reflected basis vector with coefficient one, and the lowering
operator reverses this edge. The represented generators square to zero, so one matrix coordinate
of each root subgroup recovers its additive parameter. The generic Kostant root-step criterion
then gives surjectivity of the coordinate maps. This also proves surjectivity of the transported
root-subgroup coordinate maps over every commutative base ring.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.D4Tripled.rootSubgroupIntegralCoordinateMap_surjective: surjectivity overℤ.TauCeti.D4Tripled.rootSubgroupToBaseChangeCoordinateMap_surjective: surjectivity after arbitrary base change.TauCeti.D4Tripled.isClosedImmersion_rootSubgroup: every numbered root map is closed.TauCeti.D4Tripled.rootSubgroupClosedSubgroupIso: its closed image is the additive group.
References #
- J. E. Humphreys, Linear Algebraic Groups, §26.
- R. W. Carter, Simple Groups of Lie Type, §§4.4 and 12.2.
- The root-step argument and closed-subgroup packaging follow
TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.E6.DoubledMinuscule.ClosedRootSubgroup, using the generic minuscule representation API for the tripled weight table.
Every numbered root-subgroup coordinate map of the tripled carrier is surjective over ℤ.
Thus the additive parameter is a regular function on its scheme-theoretic image.
Every numbered root-subgroup map into the tripled type-D₄ carrier is a closed immersion.
Every numbered root-subgroup map into the tripled type-D₄ carrier is a monomorphism.
A numbered root subgroup as a closed subgroup scheme of the tripled type-D₄ carrier.
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The closed subgroup is represented by the numbered root-subgroup morphism.
Each closed root subgroup is canonically isomorphic to the additive group scheme over ℤ.
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The parametrization of the closed image followed by its inclusion recovers the root map.