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TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.F4.ShortRoot.Modular.Action

The adjoint action on the modular F₄ short-root ideal #

This file restricts the adjoint action of the full Chevalley lattice reduced modulo two to its twenty-six-dimensional short-root ideal. It expresses that representation in the canonical basis of short-root vectors and the two short simple coroots.

This restricted action ρ : L → End(I) is the input to the represented quotient ρ(L) / ρ(I) used in the construction of the characteristic-two exceptional isogeny. Only the action on the ideal is defined here; identifying that represented quotient with the quotient of the modular Chevalley algebra by its short-root ideal needs a later theorem.

Main definitions #

Main results #

References #

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The restricted adjoint action is the ambient Lie bracket after coercion from the ideal.

Matrix of the modular short-root adjoint action in its integral-weight basis.

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    Base change of a modular short-root adjoint matrix to a value algebra.

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      Entries of the base-changed adjoint matrix are obtained by applying the structure map.

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      An entry of the adjoint matrix is the corresponding ambient bracket coordinate.

      The signed simple-root adjoint operator restricted to the modular short-root ideal.

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        The signed simple-root adjoint operator is the bracket with its signed simple root vector.

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        The signed simple-root operator is the restricted adjoint action of its root vector.

        The matrix of the signed simple-root adjoint operator in the canonical short-root basis.

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          Entries of a signed simple-root adjoint matrix are the corresponding ideal-basis coordinates.

          On a short-root basis column whose translate is again short, the restricted adjoint action is the translated short-root basis vector with coefficient one.

          On the root coordinate opposite a short root, the restricted adjoint action lands in the corresponding modular coroot.

          On either short simple-coroot coordinate, the restricted adjoint action is the root vector scaled by the reduced Cartan integer (with the bracket-order sign).