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TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.G2.ShortRoot.PrimeField.Generated.UnipotentRadical

The unipotent radical of the generated short-root type-G2 subgroup #

Let k be an algebraically closed field of characteristic three, and let G be the closed subgroup of GL₇ over k generated by the scalar extensions of the four numbered simple root subgroups and of the weight torus of the short-root type-G₂ carrier over 𝔽₃. Then every normal smooth unipotent closed subgroup of G is trivial; consequently the unipotent radical of G is trivial.

The mathematical input is the standard seven-dimensional representation of G. It is faithful, and simple by TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.PrimeField.instIsSimpleOrderGeneratedSubcomodule, hence completely reducible. The generic normal-unipotent elimination theorem TauCeti.HopfIdeal.eq_augmentation_of_isNormal_of_smoothUnipotent_of_isFaithful then applies: normality makes the fixed vectors of a smooth unipotent closed subgroup an ambient subcomodule, Kolchin's fixed-vector theorem and simplicity force the subgroup to act trivially, and faithfulness identifies its defining ideal with the augmentation ideal. The reducedness that theorem requires is TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.PrimeField.isReduced_generatedCoordinateHopfAlgebra.

The generated subgroup is also smooth and geometrically connected, by smoothCommHopfAlgProperty_generatedCoordinateHopfAlgebra and geometricallyConnectedCommHopfAlgProperty_generatedCoordinateHopfAlgebra in the namespace TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.PrimeField.

Main declarations #

In the namespace TauCeti.G2ShortRoot.PrimeField:

References #

The statements follow TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.E6.Minuscule.UnipotentRadical.

Every normal smooth unipotent closed subgroup of the generated short-root type-G₂ subgroup is trivial, over an algebraically closed field of characteristic three.

The conclusion is stated contravariantly: the subgroup's defining Hopf ideal is the augmentation ideal of the generated subgroup's coordinate algebra.

The unipotent radical of the generated short-root type-G₂ subgroup is trivial, over an algebraically closed field of characteristic three.