The pinned graph automorphism of the type-A standard carrier #
The signed reverse-inverse-transpose automorphism of GL_{r+1} preserves the full-weight
type-A_r Chevalley carrier. This file descends it to an automorphism of
TauCeti.SlStd.groupScheme r. On the chosen pinning it reverses the Bourbaki numbering without
changing root-subgroup parameters, and on the split torus it reverses the coordinates.
The proof first recovers the ambient coordinate Hopf-algebra automorphism from its natural action on matrix points. The root subgroups are permuted among themselves and the weight torus is carried to itself up to relabelling, so the largest Hopf ideal killed by all those coordinate maps is invariant. The automorphism therefore descends to the quotient.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.SlStd.graphRootPerm: reversal on the positive and negative simple-root indices.TauCeti.SlStd.graphAutomorphism: the pinned graph automorphism of the standard carrier.TauCeti.SlStd.graphAutomorphismPoints: its induced automorphism on algebra-valued matrix points.TauCeti.SlStd.generalLinearSchemePointsMulEquiv_graphAutomorphism_comp_carrierι: its signed reverse-inverse-transpose formula on arbitrary carrier points.TauCeti.SlStd.graphAutomorphism_hom_comp_selfandTauCeti.SlStd.graphAutomorphismPoints_graphAutomorphismPoints: its involutivity, on the carrier and on points.TauCeti.SlStd.rootSubgroup_comp_graphAutomorphism_hom: its action on root subgroups.TauCeti.SlStd.eq_graphAutomorphism_hom_of_rootSubgroupandTauCeti.SlStd.eq_graphAutomorphism_of_rootSubgroup: that action determines it, among endomorphisms and among automorphisms of the carrier.TauCeti.SlStd.weightTorus_comp_graphAutomorphism_hom: its action on the split torus.
References #
- R. W. Carter, Finite Groups of Lie Type: Conjugacy Classes and Complex Characters, §1.15.
- R. Steinberg, Lectures on Chevalley Groups, §10.
This advances the Pinnings and Chevalley--Demazure construction targets in Layer 9 of
TauCetiRoadmap/ReductiveGroups/README.md. It supplies the graph part of the Steinberg map needed
by milestone L1 of TauCetiRoadmap/CFSGStatement/README.md for the twisted family ²A_r(q).
Reversal of the Bourbaki node on both the positive and negative simple-root indices.
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Descent to the standard carrier #
The pinned graph automorphism of the full-weight type-A_r standard carrier.
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On every algebra-valued carrier point, the graph automorphism is signed
reverse-inverse-transpose after the canonical inclusion into GL_{r+1}.
The point-group graph automorphism is signed reverse-inverse-transpose on matrices.
The point-group graph automorphism is an involution. This is the relation γ² = 1 read on
algebra-valued points, where TauCeti.SlStd.graphAutomorphism_hom_comp_self reads it on the
carrier itself.
The point-group graph automorphism reverses the numbered root subgroups.
The point-group graph automorphism reverses the coordinates of the split weight torus.
The graph automorphism reverses the Bourbaki numbering of every positive and negative simple root subgroup, without changing its additive parameter.
The graph automorphism reverses the Bourbaki numbering of every positive and negative simple root subgroup, without changing its additive parameter.
The reversal of the type-A_r diagram has exactly one realization on the carrier. An
endomorphism of the carrier carrying each numbered raising and lowering root subgroup to the one at
the reversed node, with the same additive parameter, is the graph automorphism. The numbered root
subgroups generate the carrier, so these equations leave nothing free; in particular no condition
on the represented weight torus is needed.
The graph automorphism is the unique automorphism of the carrier reversing the Bourbaki numbering of the parametrized simple-root subgroups while preserving their additive parameters.
The graph automorphism normalizes the split torus and reverses its Bourbaki-numbered coordinates.
The graph automorphism normalizes the split torus and reverses its Bourbaki-numbered coordinates.
Applying the graph automorphism twice is the identity on the standard carrier.
Applying the graph automorphism twice is the identity on the standard carrier.
The inverse leg of the graph automorphism is its forward leg.