The tripled type-D4 carrier preserves its three summands #
The tripled carrier acts on V(ϖ₁) ⊕ V(ϖ₃) ⊕ V(ϖ₄), whose coordinates are labelled by
TauCeti.DynkinType.d4TripledSummand. Every numbered simple-root operator moves a weight vector
to a weight vector of the reflected weight, which lies in the same summand, and the weight torus is
diagonal. So all of the generators lie in the block-diagonal subgroup GL₈ × GL₈ × GL₈ of GL₂₄,
the weight Levi of the summand labelling. As the carrier is the closed subgroup scheme generated by
those morphisms, it lies in that Levi scheme-theoretically: the Levi defining ideal is contained in
the carrier's defining ideal. After base change to an arbitrary commutative ring, every matrix
coordinate joining two different summands therefore vanishes on the carrier.
This is the input making each union of summands a subcomodule of the carrier's standard representation over every base.
Main results #
TauCeti.D4Tripled.weightLeviDefiningHopfIdeal_le_definingIdeal: the integral carrier is contained in the weight Levi of the summand labelling.TauCeti.D4Tripled.coordinateMap_X_eq_zero: over every commutative ring, a matrix coordinate between different summands vanishes in the carrier's coordinate algebra.
References #
- J. E. Humphreys, Linear Algebraic Groups, §26.
- J. C. Jantzen, Representations of Algebraic Groups, II.1--2.
- The containment argument follows the upper-triangular containment of positive Kostant
subsystems,
generalLinearUpperTriangularDefiningHopfIdeal_le_kostantTorusSubsystemDefiningIdeal.
The integral tripled carrier lies in the block-diagonal subgroup of its three summands. In Hopf coordinates, the weight-Levi defining ideal of the summand labelling is contained in the carrier's defining ideal.
Over every commutative ring, a matrix coordinate joining two different summands vanishes on the tripled carrier.