Divided-square pinning on the modular F4 quotient #
This file compares divided-square quotient columns with the reversed first-order and second-order columns on the short-root ideal.
References #
- R. Steinberg, Endomorphisms of linear algebraic groups, Memoirs AMS 80 (1968), §11.
- R. W. Carter, Simple Groups of Lie Type, §12.3.
On the opposite long-root coordinate, the quotient divided square is exactly the target short-root divided-square column after reversing the signed simple-root label.
For a long signed-simple source, every root-coordinate quotient divided-square column agrees with the reversed short-root ideal divided-square column.
On zero-weight coordinate 12, the quotient and ideal divided-square columns both vanish.
On zero-weight coordinate 13, the quotient and ideal divided-square columns both vanish.
Every long-source quotient divided-square column is the corresponding ideal divided-square column after reversing the signed simple-root label.
A surviving short-source quadratic quotient edge is the ordinary first-order edge for the reversed long source on the short-root ideal.
For a short signed-simple source, every root-coordinate quotient divided-square column is the reversed long-source first-order column on the short-root ideal.
For a short source, the quadratic quotient column at coordinate 12 and the reversed
first-order ideal column both vanish.
For a short source, the quadratic quotient column at coordinate 13 and the reversed
first-order ideal column both vanish.
Every short-source quotient divided-square column is the reversed long-source first-order column on the short-root ideal.