The positive subsystem of the E7 minuscule carrier #
This file constructs the closed subgroup scheme of the type-E₇ minuscule carrier generated by
the seven positive simple-root subgroups and the weight torus. The explicit ordering of the
fifty-six minuscule weights puts every raising root operator above the diagonal. Consequently the
positive subsystem is a closed subgroup of the standard upper-triangular group scheme, and all of
its algebra-valued point groups are solvable.
This is the scheme-theoretic candidate for the Borel member of a pinning. It is not called a Borel subgroup here: smoothness, connectedness, and maximality among solvable subgroup schemes remain to be proved.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.E7Minuscule.positiveSubsystemGroupScheme: the torus-plus-positive-simple-root subgroup scheme.TauCeti.E7Minuscule.positiveSubsystemInclusion: its closed immersion into the full minuscule carrier.TauCeti.E7Minuscule.positiveRootSubgroup: a positive simple-root subgroup factored through the positive subsystem.TauCeti.E7Minuscule.positiveWeightTorus: the weight torus factored through the positive subsystem.TauCeti.E7Minuscule.positiveSubsystemToUpperTriangular: its canonical upper-triangular realization.
Main results #
TauCeti.E7Minuscule.positiveRootWeight_strict: positive simple roots strictly raise the explicit ordering of minuscule weights.TauCeti.E7Minuscule.isSolvable_points_positiveSubsystem: every algebra-valued point group of the positive subsystem is solvable.
References #
- J. E. Humphreys, Linear Algebraic Groups, Sections 26--28.
- R. W. Carter, Simple Groups of Lie Type, Sections 4.4 and 8.2.
The positive weight order #
The numbered positive simple roots among the fourteen signed simple-root generators.
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Every positive simple root strictly raises the ordered minuscule weight basis. If two weights differ by a positive multiple of a positive simple root, the raised weight occurs earlier in the explicit table.
The positive subsystem and its generators #
The Hopf ideal cutting out the positive subsystem inside GL₅₆.
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The positive subsystem defining ideal is the generic torus-subsystem common-kernel ideal.
Coordinate universal property of the positive subsystem. A Hopf ideal is contained in the positive defining ideal exactly when every positive simple-root coordinate map and the weight torus coordinate map kill it.
The positive subsystem of the type-E₇ minuscule carrier, generated by the seven
positive simple-root subgroups and the represented weight torus.
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The positive carrier is the generic Kostant torus-subsystem for the positive simple roots.
The positive subsystem is the quotient spectrum cut out by its named defining ideal.
The canonical inclusion of the positive subsystem into the full minuscule carrier.
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Including the positive subsystem into the carrier and then into GL₅₆ recovers its
direct Kostant subsystem inclusion.
The positive subsystem is a closed subgroup scheme of the full minuscule carrier.
The positive subsystem bundled as a closed subgroup scheme of the full minuscule carrier.
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The underlying subobject of the positive subsystem is represented by its canonical inclusion.
The named positive closed subgroup agrees with the generic Kostant torus subsystem.
The i-th positive simple-root subgroup factored through the positive subsystem.
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The positive simple-root subgroup is the corresponding generic Kostant subsystem map, transported to the named positive carrier.
Factoring a positive root subgroup through the positive subsystem and including it into the full carrier recovers the named root subgroup.
Every positive simple-root map into the positive subsystem is a closed immersion.
The represented weight torus factored through the positive subsystem.
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The positive weight torus is the generic Kostant subsystem torus map, transported to the named positive carrier.
Factoring the weight torus through the positive subsystem and including it into the full carrier recovers the named weight torus.
The weight torus is a closed subgroup of the positive subsystem.
Universal property of the positive subsystem. It is the smallest closed subgroup scheme of the full minuscule carrier through which every positive simple-root subgroup and the weight torus factor.
Rigidity of the positive subsystem. Two homomorphisms from it into an affine group scheme represented by a commutative Hopf algebra are equal if they agree on every positive simple-root subgroup and on the weight torus.
Upper-triangularity and solvability #
The canonical closed immersion of the positive subsystem into the standard upper-triangular group scheme.
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The positive subsystem's upper-triangular realization recovers its direct inclusion into
GL₅₆.
The positive subsystem is a closed subgroup scheme of the standard upper-triangular group.
Every algebra-valued point group of the positive subsystem is solvable.