The admissible lattice in the seven-dimensional representation of type G2 #
This file extends the integral seven-dimensional representation of the type-G₂ Serre
presentation to the rational Serre algebra and proves that its coordinate ℤ-lattice is
preserved by the Serre Kostant form. The raising and lowering matrices have integral entries and
cube to zero; the two long-root generators square to zero, while each short-root generator squares
to twice a single unit matrix, so its divided square is again an integral matrix. The Cartan
matrices act diagonally through the weights TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.weight.
Thus the coordinate lattice is an admissible lattice for the explicit Serre-generator Kostant
form. Its weights span the full type-G₂ character lattice by
TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.span_range_weight_eq_top. These are the lattice inputs of the Kostant
toral-closure construction for the short-root type-G₂ representation. That integral toral
closure is not identified with the pinned simply connected group scheme of type G₂, and
constructions on it transfer to that scheme only along such an identification.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.rationalSerreRepresentation: the rational seven-dimensional representation.TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.rep: its extension to the universal enveloping algebra, acting through the rational matrix of its argument byTauCeti.G2ShortRoot.rep_ι_eq_toLinAlgEquiv'.TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.isSl2Triple_rep_serreRootGenerator: the represented Cartan, raising and lowering generators at each node form ansl₂triple.TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.rootMatrixandTauCeti.G2ShortRoot.rootDividedSquareMatrix: the integral matrix of each numbered simple-root generator and of its divided square.TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.isNilpotent_rep_serreRootGenerator: the simple-root generators act nilpotently, withpow_three_rep_serreRootGenerator_eq_zerogiving the cube.TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.lattice: the coordinateℤ-lattice in the rational module.TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.rep_serreKostantForm_apply_mem_lattice: the Serre Kostant form preserves the lattice.
References #
- N. Bourbaki, Lie Groups and Lie Algebras, Chapters 4--6, Plate IX.
- J. E. Humphreys, Introduction to Lie Algebras and Representation Theory, §§22.3 and 26--27.
- J. C. Jantzen, Representations of Algebraic Groups, II.1--2.
- The formal organization follows
TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.F4.ShortRoot.AdmissibleLatticeandTauCeti.Algebra.Lie.E7.Minuscule.AdmissibleLattice.
Extension from the integral representation #
The rational raising matrix obtained from the integral representation.
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The rational lowering matrix obtained from the integral representation.
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The rational Cartan matrix obtained from the integral representation.
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The entries of the rational raising matrix are the integral raising coefficients.
The entries of the rational lowering matrix are the integral lowering coefficients.
The rational matrices satisfy the type-G₂ Serre relations.
At each simple node, the three rational matrices form an sl₂ triple.
The rational seven-dimensional representation of the type-G₂ Serre presentation.
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The rational Serre representation sends H_i to the rational Cartan matrix.
The rational Serre representation sends E_i to the rational raising matrix.
The rational Serre representation sends F_i to the rational lowering matrix.
The numbered root generators #
The integral matrix of a numbered simple-root generator: a raising matrix at a positive index, a lowering matrix at a negative one.
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The integral matrix of the divided square of a numbered simple-root generator: a single unit matrix for the two short-root generators, zero for the two long-root ones.
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- TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.rootDividedSquareMatrix (Sum.inl i) = ![Matrix.single 2 4 1, 0] i
- TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.rootDividedSquareMatrix (Sum.inr i) = ![Matrix.single 4 2 1, 0] i
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The integral matrix of a positive numbered root generator is the raising matrix.
The integral matrix of a negative numbered root generator is the lowering matrix.
The divided square of a positive numbered root generator: a single unit matrix at the short-root index, zero at the long-root one.
The divided square of a negative numbered root generator: a single unit matrix at the short-root index, zero at the long-root one.
Every numbered root generator squares to twice its divided square.
Every numbered root generator cubes to zero.
The rational Serre representation sends a numbered root generator to the cast of its integral matrix.
The enveloping-algebra representation #
The rational representation extended to the universal enveloping algebra.
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The enveloping-algebra inclusion acts by multiplying with the represented matrix.
A numbered root generator acts by its integral matrix.
A represented Lie-algebra element is the linear map of its rational matrix. Reading the operator this way transports identities between matrices to identities between operators.
The represented simple-root generator is the linear map of its rational matrix, which transports the value of its square and the vanishing of its cube to the operator.
The represented Cartan, positive and negative simple generators at a common type-G₂ node
form an sl₂ triple.
The divided square of a numbered root generator acts by the integral matrix of its divided square.
Every simple-root generator acts with cube zero.
Every represented simple-root generator is nilpotent, with nilpotence index at most three.
The admissible coordinate lattice #
The coordinate ℤ-lattice in the rational module.
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The coordinate basis of the lattice.
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Coercing a lattice basis vector to the rational module gives the corresponding coordinate vector.
Each coordinate basis vector has the corresponding weight for the Cartan generators.
Every lattice-basis vector is a Cartan weight vector with its weight.
The coordinate lattice is admissible for the type-G₂ Serre Kostant form.