Generation of the E₇ minuscule carrier by root subgroups #
The type-E₇ minuscule carrier is defined using both its fourteen numbered simple root
subgroups and its rank-seven weight torus. This file proves that, on the underlying
base-changed lattice over any commutative ring, the torus is already contained in the elementary
group generated by the root subgroups.
The represented simple generators at each node form an sl₂ triple by
TauCeti.E7Minuscule.isSl2Triple_rep_serreRootGenerator. The remaining concrete input is
supplied here: every row of the type-E₇ Cartan matrix contains -1, so its entries have an
explicit integral linear combination equal to one. The generic coroot-generation theorem then
puts every coordinate cocharacter, and hence the whole weight torus, in the elementary group.
The pointwise containment can be tested over the coordinate ring of the universal weight-torus
point. This proves that the root-generated and toral-closure defining ideals over ℤ are equal,
so the weight torus is also redundant scheme-theoretically. The equality persists after base
change. It does not say that the transported integral carrier equals the subgroup generated anew
over a non-flat base.
Main results #
TauCeti.E7Minuscule.weightTorusSubgroup_le_elementarySubgroup: the weight torus lies in the elementary subgroup over every commutative ring.TauCeti.E7Minuscule.weightTorusSubsystemSubgroup_univ_eq_elementarySubgroup: adjoining the weight torus to all numbered root subgroups gives exactly the elementary subgroup.TauCeti.E7Minuscule.definingIdeal_eq_kostantGeneratedDefiningIdeal: the integral toral-closure carrier is already the root-generated carrier.TauCeti.E7Minuscule.groupScheme_eq_kostantGeneratedGroupSchemeandTauCeti.E7Minuscule.isIso_kostantGeneratedToToral: the corresponding group schemes agree and their canonical comparison is an isomorphism.TauCeti.E7Minuscule.baseChangeDefiningIdeal_eq_kostantGeneratedGeneralLinearBaseChangeIdeal: the corresponding equality in the transported presentation over every commutative ring.TauCeti.E7Minuscule.groupScheme_hom_ext_of_rootSubgroup: a morphism out of the carrier is determined by its restrictions to the fourteen numbered root subgroups alone.
References #
- R. Steinberg, Lectures on Chevalley Groups, Section 3.
- R. W. Carter, Simple Groups of Lie Type, Sections 6.4 and 7.1.
Over every commutative ring, the type-E₇ minuscule weight torus on the base-changed
admissible lattice is contained in the elementary group generated by the fourteen positive and
negative numbered simple root subgroups.
Over every commutative ring, adjoining the type-E₇ minuscule weight torus to all fourteen
numbered simple root subgroups does not enlarge their elementary subgroup.
Scheme-theoretic generation #
The full-weight type-E₇ toral closure is already generated scheme-theoretically by its
fourteen numbered root subgroups. Equivalently, adjoining the represented weight torus does not
change the integral defining Hopf ideal.
The type-E₇ toral-closure group scheme is the group scheme generated by the fourteen
numbered root subgroups.
The canonical inclusion of the root-generated type-E₇ carrier into its toral closure is an
isomorphism.
After base change to any commutative ring, the transported type-E₇ carrier ideal is the
transport of the root-generated integral ideal. This does not identify it with the common kernel
of the root-subgroup maps formed anew over that ring.
Two morphisms out of the full-weight type-E₇ minuscule carrier agree as soon as they
agree on its fourteen numbered root subgroups. This drops the weight-torus hypothesis of
TauCeti.E7Minuscule.groupScheme_hom_ext, which root generation of the carrier makes
redundant.