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TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.D4.Tripled.Triality

Triality on the tripled type-D4 carrier #

The order-three symmetry of the Bourbaki-numbered D₄ diagram, TauCeti.trialityPermD4, fixes the central node and cycles the three outer nodes, and with them the three eight-dimensional representations V(ϖ₁), V(ϖ₃) and V(ϖ₄). On the tripled weight table it is the symmetry TauCeti.D4Tripled.trialitySymmetry, and on the rational tripled module the coordinate permutation TauCeti.MinusculeWeightTable.Symmetry.moduleEquiv of that symmetry intertwines the represented positive and negative simple-root generators. Every nonzero entry of a raising or lowering matrix on the tripled weight basis is 1, so no signs are needed: the lift permutes the lattice basis with every scaling coefficient equal to one. This file descends that lift to the tripled carrier through the numbered-symmetry construction on Kostant toral closures.

The resulting automorphism TauCeti.D4Tripled.trialityAutomorphism carries each numbered root subgroup to the subgroup numbered by triality, without changing its additive parameter, and carries the represented split torus to itself, relabelling its coordinates by the inverse of the diagram permutation: weightTorus ≫ γ.hom = relabel σ⁻¹ ≫ weightTorus, a distinction that matters for a permutation of order three. It has order dividing three. On matrix-valued points it is conjugation by the permutation matrix of TauCeti.DynkinType.d4TripledTrialityPerm, and that matrix is compatible with every change of value ring. The action on the numbered root subgroups already determines it, since those subgroups generate the carrier.

No reductivity, maximality of the represented torus, or identification of the carrier with the pinned simply connected group scheme of type D₄ is asserted here.

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The inputs of the numbered-symmetry construction #

The triality automorphism of the carrier #

The triality automorphism of the tripled type-D₄ carrier, characterized on the numbered simple-root subgroups by rootSubgroup_comp_trialityAutomorphism_hom and on the represented weight torus by weightTorus_comp_trialityAutomorphism_hom.

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    The triality automorphism renumbers each positive and negative numbered simple-root subgroup by triality, without changing its additive parameter: γ ∘ x_k = x_{σ k}.

    Triality has exactly one realization on the carrier. An endomorphism of the carrier carrying each numbered simple-root subgroup to the one at the triality image of its node, with the same additive parameter, is the triality automorphism. The numbered root subgroups generate the carrier, so these equations leave nothing free; in particular no condition on the represented weight torus is needed.

    The triality automorphism is the unique automorphism of the carrier realizing the three-cycle of the outer D₄ nodes on the numbered simple-root subgroups.

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    The triality automorphism has order dividing three.

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    The inverse leg of the triality automorphism is the square of its forward leg.

    Triality on matrix-valued points #

    noncomputable def TauCeti.D4Tripled.trialityMatrix (A : Type v) [CommRing A] :
    GL (Fin 24) A

    The permutation matrix inducing triality on matrix-valued points.

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      The triality matrix is the permutation matrix of d4TripledTrialityPerm.

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      The triality matrix is compatible with every ring homomorphism of value rings.

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      The triality matrix has order dividing three over every commutative ring.

      noncomputable def TauCeti.D4Tripled.trialityPoints (A : Type v) [CommRing A] :
      MulAut ↥(points A)

      Triality on matrix-valued points of the tripled carrier, given by conjugation by the triality permutation matrix.

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        On matrices, triality on points is conjugation by the triality matrix.

        On matrices, the inverse of triality on points is conjugation by the inverse of the triality matrix.

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        Triality on points renumbers every numbered positive and negative simple-root subgroup without changing its additive parameter: γ (x_k(u)) = x_{σ k}(u).

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        Triality on points relabels the coordinates of a represented split-torus point by the inverse of the diagram permutation.

        Triality on matrix-valued points is natural in the value ring: it commutes with the map on points induced by any ring homomorphism, in particular with every Frobenius map of the carrier.

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        Triality on matrix-valued points has order dividing three.

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        Applying triality three times to a matrix-valued point is the identity.

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        The inverse of triality on matrix-valued points is the square of triality, its order dividing three.