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 #
TauCeti.DynkinType.f4ShortRootBasisCoordinate: the corresponding full Chevalley-basis label of each of the twenty-six short-root coordinates.TauCeti.DynkinType.f4ShortRootBasis: the resulting basis off4ShortRootSubspace.TauCeti.DynkinType.f4ShortRootLieIdealBasis: the same basis, carried by the Lie idealf4ShortRootLieIdeal;f4ShortRootLieIdealBasis_repr_applyidentifies its coordinates with the ambient Chevalley coordinates.
The two short simple nodes in Bourbaki order.
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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.
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.
Coordinates in the ideal basis agree with the corresponding ambient Chevalley coordinates.