The integral and modular Chevalley lattice in type F₄ #
The full integral Chevalley lattice of the chosen rational F₄ Chevalley system is reduced modulo two. Its root--simple-coroot basis retains the pinned root labels. This file supplies root and coroot vectors, their bracket formulas, and integral root exponentials before selecting the short-root ideal.
This full integral reduction need not equal the Lie algebra generated by the reduced simple matrices in bad characteristic.
References #
- R. Steinberg, Endomorphisms of linear algebraic groups, Memoirs AMS 80 (1968), §11.
- R. W. Carter, Simple Groups of Lie Type, §12.3.
The base of the Killing root system selected by the distinguished F₄ Lie-algebra basis.
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The integral Chevalley Lie lattice for the chosen F₄ root-vector system.
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Integral Chevalley coordinates: one coordinate for every root and one for every simple coroot.
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The root-vector--simple-coroot basis of the integral F₄ Chevalley lattice.
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The Chevalley lattice reduced modulo two.
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The integral root--simple-coroot coordinates, retained after reduction modulo two.
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A root vector as an element of the integral Chevalley lattice.
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A root vector in the Chevalley lattice reduced modulo two.
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The coroot of a pinned root as an element of the integral Chevalley lattice.
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A simple coroot as a named integral Chevalley basis vector.
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A simple coroot basis vector after reduction modulo two.
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An arbitrary coroot after reduction modulo two.
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A modular root vector is the Chevalley basis vector with its Killing-root label.
A modular simple coroot is the Chevalley basis vector with its simple-root support label.
A simple-coroot basis label reduces to its named modular coroot.
A simple integral coroot acts on an integral root vector by the pinned Cartan integer.
A modular simple coroot acts on a modular root vector by the reduced pinned Cartan integer.
A modular root vector acts on a simple coroot by the negative reduced Cartan integer.
Integral coroot coordinates in the Chevalley basis are the pinned coroot coordinates.
Reduction modulo two preserves the pinned simple-coroot coordinate expansion.
The modular coroot at a pinned simple-root index is the corresponding simple-coroot basis vector.
The exact integral root-edge bracket inherited by the Chevalley lattice.
Every modular root-edge bracket is the reduction of its exact integral Chevalley coefficient.
A root edge with zero descending coefficient has unit modular bracket coefficient; its integral sign disappears modulo two.
A root edge between two roots of equal length has unit modular bracket coefficient.
Modular root vectors bracket to zero when their rational root-space sum is absent.
Recover the pinned integral root label of a Killing root.
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In the pinned F₄ table the root opposite to a simple root is the corresponding entry in the second half of the table.
The pinned root index of a positive or negative simple root.
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A positive simple-root label is its pinned root index.
A negative simple-root label is the index opposite to the corresponding positive root.
A pinned positive or negative simple root vector in the reduced Chevalley lattice.
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A signed simple root vector is the modular root vector at its pinned root index.
Opposite roots have the same coroot after reduction modulo two.
In characteristic two the negative of a pinned simple root has the same modular coroot.
If the pinned root string from β in direction α has no positive step, then the
corresponding modular Chevalley bracket vanishes.
Opposite integral root vectors bracket to the corresponding integral coroot.
Opposite modular root vectors bracket to the corresponding modular coroot.
The pinned numbering of simple Killing-root support labels.
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Evaluate the pinned simple-index equivalence.
Evaluate the inverse pinned simple-index equivalence.
A pinned simple-index coordinate is the corresponding modular simple coroot.
Modular simple coroots commute.
A simple coroot has no root-vector coordinate.
A modular coroot has no root-vector coordinate.
A root vector has zero coordinate at any different root label.
The coordinate of a root vector at its own root label is one.
A nonzero root coordinate in a modular root-vector bracket has the expected integral root label, even though the bracket itself is reduced modulo two.
The root-vector coordinate of a simple-coroot bracket is its reduced Cartan integer.
A simple-coroot bracket has no coordinate away from its root label.
A root-vector bracket has zero coordinate at the second factor's root label.
Integral root exponentials #
The signed-root adjoint derivation.
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The root derivation acts by the rational Lie bracket.
The underlying linear map is the adjoint endomorphism of the rational root vector.
All divided powers of the root adjoint derivation preserve the integral Chevalley lattice.
The root adjoint derivation is nilpotent.
The second divided adjoint power of a signed simple root on the integral Chevalley lattice.
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The integral divided square acts in the ambient Lie algebra by the second divided adjoint power.
The third adjoint power vanishes on every integral root vector.
The third signed-root adjoint power vanishes on the whole integral Chevalley lattice.
The first integral divided power is the Lie bracket in the Chevalley lattice.
On every integral pure tensor, the root exponential is its three-term divided-power polynomial over any parameter ring.
Root Lie automorphisms compose by adding their parameters.
The Lie equivalence acts by the integral root exponential on every vector.