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TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.G2.ShortRoot.PrimeField.Carrier

The short-root type-G2 carrier over the prime field of characteristic three #

The short-root type-G₂ carrier over ℤ is the Kostant toral closure of the seven-dimensional module V(ϖ₁) inside GL₇: the largest Hopf ideal of O(GL₇/ℤ) killed by the coordinate maps of the four numbered simple root subgroups and of the rank-two weight torus. This file forms the companion carrier over the prime field 𝔽₃: the closed subgroup scheme of GL₇ over 𝔽₃ generated by the reductions of those same coordinate maps.

Over 𝔽₃ the defining ideal is again the largest Hopf ideal killed by the generators, this time by construction. That maximality is what lets a homomorphism to GL₇ satisfying the generator equations be restricted to an endomorphism of the carrier, and it is what the special isogeny of type G₂ in characteristic three needs. It is not available for the base change of the integral carrier, whose defining ideal is maximal over ℤ only: new equations can appear over a base that is not flat. The two carriers are therefore compared in one direction only, and no flatness is asserted.

The root subgroups and the weight torus are the reductions of the integral ones, so their matrices and the pinning equation between them are not re-derived.

The carrier is not identified with the pinned simply connected group scheme of type G₂, and constructions on it transfer to that group scheme only along such an identification, once one is proved.

Main definitions #

Main results #

References #

The construction is the Chevalley--Demazure construction on the seven-dimensional module, carried out over the prime field; see J. E. Humphreys, Linear Algebraic Groups, §26, and R. W. Carter, Simple Groups of Lie Type, §§4.4 and 7.1. The weight conventions follow N. Bourbaki, Lie Groups and Lie Algebras, Chapters 4--6, Plate IX. The reason the prime field, rather than ℤ, is the base for a carrier carrying the special isogeny is the maximality of the defining ideal explained above; see R. Steinberg, Endomorphisms of linear algebraic groups, Memoirs AMS 80 (1968), §11.

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The coordinate Hopf algebra receiving a reduced root-subgroup or weight-torus generator: that of the additive group over 𝔽₃ at a root index, and that of the rank-two split torus over 𝔽₃ at the torus index.

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    The generating coordinate maps of the short-root type-G₂ carrier over 𝔽₃: the reductions of the four numbered simple root-subgroup coordinate maps and of the weight-torus coordinate map, transported into the coordinate Hopf algebras formed directly over 𝔽₃.

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      At the torus index the generating family is the reduced weight-torus coordinate map.

      The Hopf ideal cutting out the short-root type-G₂ carrier over 𝔽₃ inside GL₇: the largest Hopf ideal of O(GL₇/𝔽₃) killed by all the reduced generators.

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        The defining ideal is the common-kernel ideal of the reduced generators.

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        The coordinate Hopf algebra of the short-root type-G₂ carrier over 𝔽₃.

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          The quotient map of the coordinate Hopf algebra of GL₇ onto that of the carrier.

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            The universal point of the carrier: the generic matrix of GL₇ pushed to the carrier's coordinate Hopf algebra.

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              The universal point of the carrier is the generic matrix of GL₇ pushed along carrierQuotient. Consumers should unfold carrierGenericMatrix through this lemma.

              The short-root type-G₂ carrier over 𝔽₃: the closed subgroup scheme of GL₇ over 𝔽₃ generated by the reductions of the numbered simple root subgroups and of the weight torus.

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                The carrier is represented by the quotient of the ambient coordinate Hopf algebra by the common kernel of its generators.

                The carrier is the subgroup scheme generated by the reduced generators.

                The canonical inclusion of the carrier over 𝔽₃ into GL₇.

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                  A positive or negative numbered simple root subgroup of the carrier over 𝔽₃.

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                    The rank-two split weight torus in the carrier over 𝔽₃.

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                      Two morphisms from the carrier over 𝔽₃ to an affine group scheme presented as hopfSpec Y agree when they agree on all four numbered simple root subgroups and on the weight torus.

                      The carrier over 𝔽₃ is a closed subgroup scheme of the base change of the integral short-root carrier. The reverse containment is not claimed: the integral defining ideal is the largest Hopf ideal killed by the generators over ℤ only, and new equations can appear over a base that is not flat.