First-order pinning on the modular F4 quotient #
This file compares the first adjoint columns of long signed-simple roots on the quotient by the short-root ideal with the corresponding columns for the reversed short roots on the ideal.
References #
- R. Steinberg, Endomorphisms of linear algebraic groups, Memoirs AMS 80 (1968), §11.
- R. W. Carter, Simple Groups of Lie Type, §12.3.
The special root permutation preserves Cartan integers between roots of equal length.
Evaluation of the quotient-to-ideal equivalence on a long root vector.
A surviving long-source first-order quotient edge is the matching first-order edge for the reversed short source on the short-root ideal.
On the opposite long-root coordinate, the first-order quotient column agrees with the opposite-root column for the reversed short source.
For a long signed-simple source, every root-coordinate quotient first-order column agrees with the reversed short-source first-order column on the short-root ideal.
A long source has matching first-order quotient and ideal columns at coordinate 12.
A long source has matching first-order quotient and ideal columns at coordinate 13.
Every long-source quotient first-order column is the matching first-order column for the reversed short source on the short-root ideal.