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TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.F4.ShortRoot.Modular.Basis

A basis of the modular F4 short-root subspace #

The modular short-root subspace has the twenty-four short-root vectors and the two short simple coroots as a basis. The coordinate equivalence from the short-root weight table fixes the two zero-weight coordinates as the simple coroots at zero-based Lean indices 2 and 3.

Main declarations #

The full Chevalley-basis coordinate assigned to a short-root-representation coordinate. Nonzero weights use their unique short-root label; coordinates 12 and 13 use the short simple-coroot labels 2 and 3.

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    The coordinate basis of the modular short-root subspace. The directions other than 12 and 13 are short-root vectors; those two zero-weight directions are the short simple coroots at zero-based Lean indices 2 and 3.

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      Coercing a short-root basis vector gives the ambient Chevalley basis vector selected by f4ShortRootBasisCoordinate.

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      The two zero-weight basis coordinates are the corresponding short simple coroots.

      The coordinate basis of the modular short-root Lie ideal.

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        The ideal basis has the same ambient Chevalley coordinates as the short-root subspace basis.

        A nonzero-weight ideal basis vector is the corresponding modular short-root vector.

        The two zero-weight ideal basis vectors are the corresponding short simple coroots.

        A basis coordinate whose short-root weight is the root i has the modular root vector of i as its underlying element.

        Ideal coordinate twelve is the short simple coroot at index two.

        Ideal coordinate thirteen is the short simple coroot at index three.

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        Coordinates in the ideal basis agree with the corresponding ambient Chevalley coordinates.