The admissible lattice of the short-root representation of type F4 #
This file extends the integral twenty-six-dimensional representation of type F₄ from
TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.F4.ShortRoot.Basic to the rationals, lifts it to the universal enveloping
algebra of the rational type-F₄ Serre Lie algebra, and proves that the coordinate ℤ-lattice
of the rational module is admissible for the Serre Kostant form: it is stable under every
divided power of a simple root generator and every binomial coefficient in a Cartan generator.
The long simple root generators square to zero on the module, so for them only the first divided
power is nonzero. The short simple root generators have nilpotence index three: their squares are
twice the integral divided-square matrices of TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.F4.ShortRoot.Basic, so their
second divided powers are integral and their higher ones vanish. This is what distinguishes the
short-root module from a minuscule one, and it is why the admissibility statement goes through
the general divided-power criterion rather than the square-zero shortcut.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.F4ShortRoot.rationalSerreRepresentation: the rational Serre representation.TauCeti.F4ShortRoot.rep: its extension to the universal enveloping algebra.TauCeti.F4ShortRoot.latticeandTauCeti.F4ShortRoot.latticeBasis: the coordinate lattice and its standard basis.
Main results #
TauCeti.F4ShortRoot.pow_three_rep_serreRootGenerator_eq_zeroandTauCeti.F4ShortRoot.isNilpotent_rep_serreRootGenerator: every represented simple root generator cubes to zero.TauCeti.F4ShortRoot.isSl2Triple_rep_serreRootGenerator: the represented Cartan, raising and lowering generators at each node form ansl₂triple.TauCeti.F4ShortRoot.rep_dividedPower_serreRootGenerator_apply_mem_lattice: every divided power of a simple root generator preserves the lattice.TauCeti.F4ShortRoot.isCartanWeightVector_latticeBasis: each lattice basis vector is a weight vector for the Cartan generators, with weight read from the weight table.TauCeti.F4ShortRoot.rep_serreKostantForm_apply_mem_lattice: the lattice is admissible.
References #
- B. Kostant, Groups over
ℤ, in Algebraic Groups and Discontinuous Subgroups, Proc. Sympos. Pure Math. IX (1966). - R. Steinberg, Lectures on Chevalley Groups, §12, for admissible lattices and the lattice generated from a highest weight vector by divided powers.
- J. E. Humphreys, Introduction to Lie Algebras and Representation Theory, §27.
Extension from the integral representation #
The rational raising matrix obtained from the integral short-root representation.
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The rational lowering matrix obtained from the integral short-root representation.
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The rational Cartan matrix obtained from the integral short-root representation.
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The entries of the rational raising matrix are the integral raising coefficients.
The entries of the rational lowering matrix are the integral lowering coefficients.
The rational Cartan matrix is diagonal with the short-root weights on its diagonal.
The rational short-root matrices satisfy the type-F₄ Serre relations.
At each simple node, the three rational matrices form an sl₂ triple.
The rational twenty-six-dimensional short-root representation of the type-F₄ Serre
presentation.
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The rational Serre representation sends H_i to the rational Cartan matrix.
The rational Serre representation sends E_i to the rational raising matrix.
The rational Serre representation sends F_i to the rational lowering matrix.
The enveloping-algebra representation #
The rational short-root representation extended to the universal enveloping algebra.
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The enveloping-algebra inclusion is represented by the represented matrix.
The enveloping-algebra inclusion acts by multiplying with the represented matrix.
The enveloping-algebra representation sends the divided power of the inclusion of a Serre
element to the matrix divided power of the represented matrix, acting on v.
The represented power of an inclusion is the represented matrix power. Powers pass through
Matrix.toLinAlgEquiv' because it is an algebra equivalence.
The matrix a simple root generator is represented by: the rational raising or lowering matrix.
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The integral matrix of a simple root generator: the raising or lowering matrix.
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The integral divided square of a simple root generator.
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The entries of the rational matrix of a simple root generator are the integral ones.
The rational Serre representation sends a simple root generator to its rational matrix.
The represented Cartan, positive and negative simple generators at a common type-F₄ node
form an sl₂ triple.
The square of a rational simple root matrix is twice the cast of its divided square.
Every integral simple root matrix cubes to zero.
Every rational simple root matrix cubes to zero.
Every simple root generator acts with cube zero in the rational short-root representation.
Every represented simple root generator is nilpotent, with nilpotence index at most three.
The admissible coordinate lattice #
The coordinate ℤ-lattice in the rational short-root module.
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The coordinate basis of the short-root lattice.
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Coercing a lattice basis vector to the rational module gives the corresponding coordinate vector.
The divided square of a rational simple root matrix is the cast of its integral divided square.
Each coordinate basis vector has the corresponding short-root weight for the Cartan generators.
Every lattice-basis vector is a Cartan weight vector with its short-root weight.
The short-root coordinate lattice is admissible for the type-F₄ Serre Kostant form.