Kostant root subgroups for the standard sl₂ representation #
This file supplies a concrete rank-one witness for the general Kostant root-step criterion. Both
roots in the standard two-dimensional sl₂ representation have a unit root step on the integral
coordinate lattice, so both resulting root-subgroup morphisms are closed immersions.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Sl2Std.integralLatticeAddSubgroupBasis: the coordinate basis of the standard integral lattice, viewed as an additive subgroup.TauCeti.Sl2Std.repEnveloping_root_apply_basis: each root operator maps one coordinate basis vector to the other and annihilates the remaining vector.TauCeti.Sl2Std.kostantRootSubgroupPoints_apply_baseChange_basis_one: the resulting class-two root-subgroup action on the base-changed coordinate basis.TauCeti.Sl2Std.nilpotencyClass_repEnveloping_root: both root operators are nilpotent of class exactly two.TauCeti.Sl2Std.exists_unit_rootStep_repEnveloping_one: both root operators have a unit root step on the two-dimensional integral lattice.TauCeti.Sl2Std.isClosedImmersion_kostantRootSubgroup_one: both associated root subgroups are closed immersions.
The coordinate basis of the standard integral sl₂ lattice, viewed through its underlying
additive subgroup as required by the Kostant root-subgroup construction.
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The integral-lattice coordinate basis has the expected underlying rational basis vectors.
Each root operator maps one integral basis vector to the other. In the standard
two-dimensional sl₂ representation the raising operator sends v₁ to v₀ and kills v₀, and
the lowering operator sends v₀ to v₁ and kills v₁; both index changes are Fin.rev.
Both root operators in the standard two-dimensional sl₂ representation are nilpotent of
class exactly two: their square vanishes, and they are themselves nonzero.
A rank-one Kostant root-subgroup point acts on the base-changed integral basis by the
class-two formula v_s ↦ v_s + t v_i when s = i.rev, and fixes v_s otherwise.
Every root operator in the standard two-dimensional sl₂ representation has a unit root
step on the integral coordinate basis. For the raising operator the step is v₁ ↦ v₀; for
the lowering operator it is v₀ ↦ v₁.
Both Kostant root subgroups in the standard two-dimensional integral sl₂ representation
are closed immersions. This is a nondegenerate instance of the general root-step criterion.