Integral matrices of doubled minuscule E₆ generators #
The numbered root operators on V(ϖ₁) ⊕ V(ϖ₆) preserve its two summands. This file records
that property in the carrier's Fin 54 coordinates, obtained by matrixIndexEquiv from the
block coordinates. Each root operator squares to zero, so the corresponding root subgroup is
1 + t X over any commutative ring. These formulas allow block preservation to be checked on
the universal root-subgroup coordinate maps, including over nonreduced rings.
The integral matrix interface follows
TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.Orthogonal.TypeB.SpinCarrier.IntegralMatrix.
References #
- J. C. Jantzen, Representations of Algebraic Groups, II.1–2.
- R. W. Carter, Simple Groups of Lie Type, §12.2.
The summand label of a matrix coordinate: zero for V(ϖ₁), one for V(ϖ₆).
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Coordinates of the first minuscule summand have label zero.
Coordinates of the dual minuscule summand have label one.
A simple reflection preserves the minuscule summand label.
A represented root operator acts on a lattice basis vector by its integral matrix column.
Numbered root operators have nilpotency class at most two on the doubled module.
A numbered root operator moves a coordinate to its simple reflection, with coefficient
1 on the minuscule block and -1 on the dual block, when its weight permits the move.
The root-operator matrices have zero entries between distinct minuscule summands.
A numbered root subgroup is 1 + t X for its integral root-operator matrix.