The standard representation of the short-root F₄ prime-field carrier #
The scalar extension of the short-root carrier over 𝔽₂ has a faithful representation on
column vectors of length twenty-six. Restriction to its weight torus has twenty-four distinct
nonzero weights and a two-dimensional zero-weight space. Every invariant submodule is stable
under the corresponding weight projections, including over finite fields: characters, rather
than rational torus points, separate the weights.
The zero-weight projection retains both coordinates together. There is no assertion that either zero-weight coordinate line is invariant, nor that the standard representation is simple. These projections and the numbered root actions provide the invariant-subspace calculations needed to study simplicity and the unipotent radical.
Here the coordinate algebra is the scalar extension of the prime-field carrier itself; it is also
the subgroup generated after scalar extension, by
TauCeti.F4ShortRoot.PrimeField.baseChangeDefiningIdeal_eq_generatedDefiningIdeal. The carrier
is not identified with the pinned simply connected group scheme of type F₄; transfer to that
group requires such an identification.
References #
- J. C. Jantzen, Representations of Algebraic Groups, I.2 and II.2.
- N. Bourbaki, Lie Groups and Lie Algebras, Chapters 4--6, Plate VIII.
The corestriction construction follows
TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.G2.ShortRoot.PrimeField.Generated.StandardComodule; the coefficient and
matrix-point interface follows TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.E6.DoubledMinuscule.StandardComodule.
The coordinate morphism of the carrier's inclusion in GL₂₆ after scalar extension.
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The carrier coordinate morphism is the scalar extension of its quotient morphism, transported along the general-linear coordinate identification.
The standard coordinate morphism is surjective, so the represented inclusion is closed.
A reduced generator factored through the carrier, then extended to k.
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Factoring a generator through the carrier does not alter its ambient coordinate map.
Restriction of functions on the carrier to its scalar-extended weight torus.
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The carrier weight torus recovers the prescribed twenty-six weights in the ambient group.
The carrier weight torus recovers the prescribed twenty-six weights in the ambient group.
The standard right comodule of the scalar-extended short-root carrier on k²⁶.
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The standard representation is faithful in the scheme-theoretic sense.
The coefficient matrix consists of the ambient matrix coordinates restricted to the carrier.
Base-valued points of the scalar-extended coordinate algebra are the existing matrix-valued points of the prime-field carrier.
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The point equivalence evaluates the same matrix coordinates as the carrier's standard representation.
Every subcomodule of the standard representation is stable under the carrier's concrete matrix-valued points, in particular under its positive and negative simple root subgroups.
On the weight torus the standard comodule is diagonal with the short-root weight table. The two occurrences of zero remain two independent basis vectors of the same weight.
A subcomodule is stable under the projection to any torus weight, with all its multiplicities retained.
Every nonzero-weight coordinate can be extracted from an invariant submodule vector.
The zero-weight part of an invariant vector retains both zero-weight coordinates together.