The type A weight torus and its maximality on field-valued points #
Over any commutative ring, the standard carrier's weight-torus points are precisely the determinant-one diagonal matrices. Over an infinite field, their centralizer is exactly that diagonal subgroup, so they form a maximal commutative subgroup of the carrier points.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.SlStd.centralizer_range_weightTorusPoints_eq_diagonalPoints: over an infinite field, the centralizer of the weight torus is the determinant-one diagonal subgroup.TauCeti.SlStd.range_weightTorusPoints_eq_diagonalPoints: the weight torus consists of all determinant-one diagonal carrier points.TauCeti.SlStd.eq_range_weightTorusPoints_of_le_of_isMulCommutative: the weight torus is maximal among commutative subgroups of the carrier points over an infinite field.
References #
- R. W. Carter, Simple Groups of Lie Type, §7.1.
- J. E. Humphreys, Linear Algebraic Groups, §§15.3 and 16.1.
Diagonal points and the weight-torus range #
The diagonal points of the standard carrier.
Equations
- TauCeti.SlStd.diagonalPoints r K = Subgroup.comap (TauCeti.SlStd.points r K).subtype (TauCeti.diagonalTorus K (r + 1))
Instances For
A carrier point lies in diagonalPoints exactly when its ambient matrix is diagonal.
The centralizer and maximality #
If the standard weight characters are distinct over a ring without zero divisors, the centralizer of the weight torus in the carrier points is exactly the diagonal subgroup.
Over an infinite field, the centralizer of the weight torus in the carrier points is exactly the diagonal subgroup.
Over a commutative ring, the standard weight torus consists of all diagonal carrier points. Thus every diagonal carrier point admits a standard weight-torus parametrization.
If its weight characters are distinct over a ring without zero divisors, the standard weight
torus is maximal among commutative subgroups of the type A_r carrier.
The standard weight torus is maximal among commutative subgroups of the type A_r
carrier over an infinite field.