The integral toral closure of the short-root type-G2 representation #
This file feeds the explicit seven-dimensional representation of type G₂, its admissible
coordinate lattice, and its weights, the six short roots and zero, into the Kostant toral-closure
construction. The result is an affine group scheme over ℤ, explicitly cut out inside GL₇ by
the largest Hopf ideal killed by all represented simple-root and weight-torus coordinate maps.
Because the short roots generate the root lattice of G₂, which is its weight lattice, the
weights of this module span the full character lattice, and the weight torus is a closed rank-two
split torus in the integral toral closure.
The construction exposes the positive and negative numbered simple root subgroups, the closed
weight torus, matrix-valued points over every commutative ring, and the scheme-level pinning
equation. The two short-root generators are cube-zero and their subgroup matrices are quadratic,
x(t) = 1 + t X + t² Y; the two long-root subgroup matrices are linear. Every ingredient is
explicit data from
TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.G2.ShortRoot.AdmissibleLattice; no group scheme is selected from an
existence theorem.
Nothing here asserts reductivity, identifies the root datum of the integral toral closure, or
constructs root subgroups for nonsimple roots. In particular this construction 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. It is also distinct from the designated
characteristic-three carrier generated over the prime field; no identification with a base change
of this integral toral closure is claimed.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.IntegralToralClosure.groupScheme: the short-root integral toral closure inGL₇.TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.IntegralToralClosure.rootSubgroup: its four numbered simple root subgroups.TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.IntegralToralClosure.weightTorus: its rank-two split weight torus.TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.IntegralToralClosure.points: its matrix-valued points over a commutative ring.
Main results #
TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.IntegralToralClosure.isClosedImmersion_rootSubgroup: each numbered root subgroup is a closed copy of the additive group.TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.IntegralToralClosure.isClosedImmersion_weightTorus: the weights make the split torus a closed subgroup of the integral toral closure.TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.IntegralToralClosure.coe_rootSubgroupPoints: the numbered simple-root matrices1 + t X + t² Yin the weight basis, written out one index at a time inTauCeti.G2ShortRoot.IntegralToralClosure.coe_rootSubgroupPoints_inl_zeroand its three siblings.TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.IntegralToralClosure.coe_weightTorusPoints_eq_diagonal: a point of the split weight torus is the diagonal matrix of the weight characters at that point.TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.IntegralToralClosure.weightTorus_conj_rootSubgroup: the scheme-level pinning equation.TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.IntegralToralClosure.weightTorusPoints_conj_rootSubgroupPoints: the same equation on matrix-valued points.
References #
The Kostant toral-closure construction is motivated by the Chevalley--Demazure construction on
the seven-dimensional module; see J. E. Humphreys, Linear Algebraic Groups, §26, and R. W.
Carter, Simple Groups of Lie Type, §§4.4 and 7.1. The representation and weight conventions
follow N. Bourbaki, Lie Groups and Lie Algebras, Chapters 4--6, Plate IX, and J. C. Jantzen,
Representations of Algebraic Groups, II.2. The formal carrier interface follows
TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.F4.ShortRoot.Carrier and TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.E7.Minuscule.Carrier.
The coordinate lattice is stable under the generic Kostant form generated by the Serre generators. This is the form required by the toral-closure construction.
Root characters and the unit root steps #
The Cartan generators act on the numbered simple root generators through their root
characters: the character of the i-th raising generator is the i-th row of the Bourbaki
Cartan matrix of type G₂, and that of the i-th lowering generator is its negative.
The integral toral closure #
The Hopf ideal cutting out the integral toral closure inside GL₇.
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The defining ideal is the one supplied by the generic Kostant toral-closure construction.
A Hopf ideal is contained in the defining ideal exactly when every represented simple-root subgroup and the weight torus kill it.
The integral toral closure: the smallest closed subgroup scheme of GL₇ containing the
represented simple root subgroups and the weight torus of the seven-dimensional module.
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The quotient-spectrum presentation of the integral toral closure.
The canonical inclusion of the integral toral closure into GL₇.
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The ambient inclusion is the generic Kostant toral-closure inclusion.
The integral toral closure is a closed subgroup scheme of GL₇.
A positive or negative numbered simple root subgroup of the integral toral closure.
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The numbered root subgroup is the one supplied by the generic Kostant toral-closure construction.
Including a numbered root subgroup into GL₇ recovers its represented Kostant root
subgroup.
The rank-two split weight torus in the integral toral closure.
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The weight torus is the one supplied by the generic Kostant toral-closure construction.
Including the split weight torus into GL₇ recovers the diagonal torus of the weights.
Two morphisms out of the integral toral closure agree when they agree on every numbered simple root subgroup and on the split weight torus.
Matrix-valued points #
The points of the integral toral closure are cut out by its defining Hopf ideal.
A matrix is a point of the integral toral closure exactly when its associated convolution point kills the defining Hopf ideal.
A numbered simple-root point is the corresponding divided-power exponential matrix.
A numbered simple-root point is 1 + t X + t² Y in the weight basis, for X the
integral matrix of the generator and Y that of its divided square; Y vanishes at the two
long-root indices.
A split-torus point is the diagonal matrix whose entries are the weight characters.
The short positive simple-root point x_{α₁}(t), written out.
The long positive simple-root point x_{α₂}(t), written out.
The short negative simple-root point x_{-α₁}(t), written out.
The long negative simple-root point x_{-α₂}(t), written out.
The matrix of a point of the integral toral closure's split weight torus is the diagonal matrix of the weight characters at that point.
Closed subgroups and the pinning equation #
The represented integral root-subgroup coordinate map into the additive group is surjective.
The root-subgroup coordinate map remains surjective after adjoining the weight torus.
Every numbered simple root subgroup is a closed copy of the additive group.
The weights make the rank-two split weight torus a closed immersion into the integral toral closure.
The scheme-level pinning equation: conjugation by the weight torus acts on each numbered
simple root subgroup through the corresponding type-G₂ root character.
The pinning equation on matrix-valued points: conjugation by a point s of the weight torus
rescales the parameter of each numbered simple root subgroup by the corresponding type-G₂ root
character evaluated at s.