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TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.E6.DoubledMinuscule.GraphAutomorphism

The graph automorphism of the doubled type-E6 minuscule carrier #

The nontrivial symmetry of the Bourbaki-numbered E₆ diagram exchanges the two minuscule representations V(ϖ₁) and V(ϖ₆). On their direct sum it has a signed monomial lift which intertwines the represented positive and negative simple-root generators. This file constructs that lift and descends it to the full-weight doubled minuscule carrier.

The resulting automorphism TauCeti.E6DoubledMinuscule.graphAutomorphism carries each numbered root subgroup to the subgroup numbered by TauCeti.DynkinType.graphPermE6, without changing its additive parameter, and relabels the represented split torus by the same diagram involution. It has order dividing two, and it is the only endomorphism of the carrier with that action on the numbered root subgroups, which generate it.

No reductivity, maximality of the represented torus, or identification of the carrier's root datum is asserted here.

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The signed symmetry of the doubled module #

The type-E₆ diagram involution on both the positive and negative simple-root indices.

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    The sign of a doubled minuscule basis vector, given by parity of its weight height.

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      The signed monomial lift of the type-E₆ diagram involution to V(ϖ₁) ⊕ V(ϖ₆).

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        The signed graph symmetry preserves the integral coordinate lattice.

        The coordinate permutation of the signed graph symmetry in the Fin 54 matrix basis.

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          The signed graph symmetry acts monomially on the matrix-coordinate lattice basis.

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          The coordinate permutation of the signed graph symmetry relabels the matrix weights by the type-E₆ diagram involution.

          The graph automorphism of the carrier #

          The graph automorphism of the doubled type-E₆ minuscule carrier, characterized on the numbered simple-root subgroups and represented weight torus.

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            The graph automorphism renumbers each positive and negative numbered simple-root subgroup by the type-E₆ diagram involution, without changing its additive parameter.

            The type-E₆ diagram involution has exactly one realization on the carrier. An endomorphism of the carrier carrying each numbered simple-root subgroup to the one at the image node, with the same additive parameter, is the graph 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 graph automorphism is the unique automorphism of the carrier realizing the type-E₆ diagram involution on the numbered simple-root subgroups.

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            The graph automorphism is an involution.

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            The inverse leg of the doubled type-E₆ graph automorphism is its forward leg.

            The graph automorphism on matrix-valued points #

            The signed monomial matrix inducing the graph automorphism on points.

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              The graph-automorphism matrix has the signed monomial entry formula determined by graphMatrixPerm and graphMatrixScale.

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              The graph-automorphism matrix commutes with extension of the value ring.

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              The signed graph-automorphism matrix is an involution over every commutative ring.

              Conjugation by the signed graph-automorphism matrix preserves the doubled carrier's point subgroup.

              The graph automorphism on matrix-valued points of the doubled carrier, given by conjugation by its signed monomial matrix.

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                On matrices, the graph automorphism of points is conjugation by its signed monomial matrix.

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                The graph automorphism on points renumbers every numbered positive and negative simple-root subgroup without changing its additive parameter.

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                The graph automorphism relabels the coordinates of a represented split-torus point by the type-E₆ diagram involution.

                The graph automorphism on points is natural in the value ring. In particular, it commutes with every iterated Frobenius map.

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                The graph automorphism on matrix-valued points is an involution.

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                Applying the graph automorphism twice to a matrix-valued point is the identity.

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                The graph automorphism on matrix-valued points is its own inverse.