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TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.F4.ShortRoot.Represented.Flag.Basic

The represented split flag for modular F4 #

The adjoint action on the modular short-root ideal gives subspaces J = ρ(I) ⊆ M = ρ(L) ⊆ End(I). This file chooses an ambient basis adapted to that flag. The middle block is prescribed: modulo J, it is the special-isogeny-indexed basis of L / I transported through the represented-quotient equivalence. The bases of J and End(I) / M are arbitrary, so no dimensions of J or M need to be computed.

The ambient endomorphism space is then identified with the fixed cotangent dual of GL₂₆, where the existing adjoint comodule acts. Weights 2, 1, and 0 record the three blocks.

@[reducible, inline]

The dimension of the represented image of the short-root ideal.

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    @[reducible, inline]

    The dimension of the quotient of the ambient endomorphism space by the represented range.

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      The prescribed basis of M / J, obtained from the special-isogeny-indexed basis of L / I.

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        A basis of the represented range M adapted to J ⊆ M, with prescribed quotient block.

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          An arbitrary basis of End(I) / M.

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            A basis of End(I) adapted to J ⊆ M ⊆ End(I).

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              Identify endomorphisms of the based short-root ideal with the cotangent dual of GL₂₆.

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                Weights 2, 1, and 0 on the J, M/J, and End(I)/M blocks.

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                  @[simp]

                  The first block of the represented-range basis is the represented-ideal basis.

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                  The first two blocks of the adapted endomorphism basis equal the represented-range basis.