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TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.F4.ShortRoot.Generation

Generation of the short-root type-F4 carrier by root subgroups #

The integral toral closure of the twenty-six-dimensional module V(ϖ₄) of type F₄ is defined from its eight numbered positive and negative simple root subgroups together with its rank-four split weight torus. This file proves that the torus is redundant: over every commutative ring it already lies in the elementary subgroup generated by those root subgroups, and the integral carrier is therefore the root-generated Kostant group scheme.

The represented generators at each node form an sl₂ triple by TauCeti.F4ShortRoot.isSl2Triple_rep_serreRootGenerator, and every row of the type-F₄ Cartan matrix is a primitive integer vector by TauCeti.sum_cartanMatrixF4_mul_typeF4CartanBezout, each row having an entry -1 at a neighbouring node. So each simple root is a primitive character of the weight torus, and the generic Kostant coroot-generation theorem writes every coordinate cocharacter, hence the whole torus, as a product of root-subgroup elements.

Testing that pointwise containment on the universal point of the torus, over the coordinate ring of the split torus itself, makes the torus redundant scheme-theoretically as well: the toral-closure defining Hopf ideal over ℤ equals the ideal cut out by the numbered root subgroups alone. This is an equality of integral carriers; it does not say that the subgroup generated anew over a base that is not flat over ℤ is the base change of the integral carrier, and in particular it does not identify the companion carrier generated over 𝔽₂.

Main results #

References #

Over every commutative ring, the rank-four weight torus of the short-root type-F₄ module on the base-changed admissible lattice is contained in the elementary group generated by the eight positive and negative numbered simple root subgroups.

Scheme-theoretic generation #

The short-root type-F₄ integral toral closure is already generated scheme-theoretically by its eight numbered root subgroups. Equivalently, adjoining the represented weight torus does not change the integral defining Hopf ideal.

Two morphisms out of the short-root type-F₄ carrier agree as soon as they agree on its eight numbered root subgroups. This drops the weight-torus hypothesis of TauCeti.F4ShortRoot.groupScheme_hom_ext, which root generation of the carrier makes redundant.