The subgroup generated by the type-E7 pinning candidates #
The fourteen numbered root subgroups and the weight torus of the type-E₇ minuscule carrier
generate a closed subgroup of GL₅₆. Its defining ideal is the common kernel of their coordinate
maps. The integral carrier's base change contains this generated subgroup; equality with the
integral carrier's fibre is a separate question.
The coordinate Hopf algebra here is the common target of the connectedness and smoothness results
for the generated subgroup. Its quotient map from O(GL₅₆) and the factorizations of the generator
coordinate maps through it are what its standard representation is built from.
References #
- J. E. Humphreys, Linear Algebraic Groups, §§26–27.
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), §2.h.
The Hopf ideal defining the closed subgroup generated by the numbered root subgroups and
weight torus of the type-E₇ minuscule carrier over A.
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The generated subgroup is defined by the common kernel of its generator maps.
A Hopf ideal lies below the generated subgroup's defining ideal exactly when all generator coordinate maps kill it.
The base-changed integral carrier contains the subgroup generated by the numbered root subgroups and weight torus.
The coordinate algebra of the closed subgroup generated by the numbered root subgroups and
weight torus over A.
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The generated subgroup has the quotient coordinate Hopf algebra of its defining ideal.
The quotient coordinate morphism O(GL₅₆) ⟶ O(generated subgroup), representing its
closed immersion into GL₅₆.
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The generated subgroup coordinate morphism is surjective.
The kernel of the generated subgroup coordinate morphism is its defining ideal.
The lift is the unique factorization of the jth generator coordinate map through the
generated subgroup.
The generated coordinate Hopf algebra is a finite-type A-algebra.