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TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.F4.ShortRoot.Modular.Lattice

The modular short-root coordinate space in type F₄ #

In the full integral F₄ Chevalley lattice reduced modulo two, the distinguished coordinate subspace is spanned by the twenty-four short-root vectors and the two short simple coroots.

The subspace is defined only after reduction modulo two. Its integral coordinate span is not a Lie ideal: a short--short bracket can be twice a long-root vector.

This is the full integral Chevalley lattice reduced modulo two. In this characteristic it must not be replaced by the Lie algebra generated by the reductions of the simple generators: taking the generated image and reducing the full integral lattice need not commute.

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A Chevalley coordinate is short when it is labelled by a short root or by one of the two short simple coroots.

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    The modular coordinate subspace spanned by short root vectors and the two short simple coroots. It is a Lie ideal; see f4ShortRootLieIdeal.

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      The short-root subspace is the span of the Chevalley basis vectors with short indices.

      Every short-root coroot reduces to the span of the two short simple coroots modulo two.

      A short--short Chevalley bracket with long-root target vanishes in the modular lattice.

      Bracketing an arbitrary modular root vector with a short-root vector stays in the modular short-root coordinate space.

      Bracketing an arbitrary modular root vector with either short simple coroot stays in the modular short-root coordinate space. Long-root coefficients vanish by length symmetry modulo two.

      A Chevalley basis vector brackets every distinguished short Chevalley basis vector back into the short coordinate space.

      The modular short-root coordinate space is stable under the bracket with every element of the reduced Chevalley Lie algebra.

      The characteristic-two short-root coordinate space as a Lie ideal in the reduced integral Chevalley algebra.

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        A modular Chevalley vector whose coordinates outside the distinguished short labels vanish belongs to the short-root coordinate subspace.