The index of the Ree family of type G₂ #
TauCeti.LieTypeIndex names the Ree family of type G₂ by its constructor reeG2 m, whose
field order is 3 ^ (2m+1). This file selects that constructor and validates it, giving the
restricted index domain TauCeti.ReeG2LieIndex on which the family's carrier, Steinberg
endomorphism and candidate group are built, together with the numerical facts a consumer of that
domain needs: its diagram is G₂, its rank is two, and its characteristic is three.
The selector is a constructor test, not a mathematical property of a group. Nothing here asserts that a named group is finite or simple.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.LieTypeIndex.IsReeG2: the constructor selector, withTauCeti.LieTypeIndex.isReeG2_iff_existsnaming the constructor and its parameter.TauCeti.ReeG2LieIndex: a validated index in the family.
Main results #
TauCeti.ReeG2LieIndex.exists_eq_of: the eliminator matching the introduction form.TauCeti.ReeG2LieIndex.dynkinType_eq,TauCeti.ReeG2LieIndex.rank_eq_twoandTauCeti.ReeG2LieIndex.characteristic_eq_three: the diagram, rank and characteristic.TauCeti.ReeG2LieIndex.fieldOrder_eq_three_pow: the field order is three to the recorded exponent.
References #
The family name, its parameter convention and the exclusion of ²G₂(3) follow
Gorenstein--Lyons--Solomon, The Classification of the Finite Simple Groups, Number 1, §2.2, and
Conway et al., Atlas of Finite Groups. The diagram numbering is the Bourbaki one of
TauCeti.DynkinType.
Whether a Lie-type index names the Ree family of type G₂, ²G₂(3^(2m+1)).
This is a constructor selector, not a mathematical property of a group. The exclusion of ²G₂(3)
comes from the enclosing TauCeti.ValidLieTypeIndex; no finiteness or simplicity is asserted
here.
Equations
- d.IsReeG2 = ∃ (m : ℕ), d = TauCeti.LieTypeIndex.reeG2 m
Instances For
The selector names the Ree type-G₂ constructor: an index satisfies it exactly when it is
reeG2 m for a parameter m, which is the form a consumer holding an abstract index needs.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
The Ree family of type G₂ uses a half-Frobenius, so it carries no diagram automorphism.
A validated index in the Ree family of type G₂, ²G₂(3^(2m+1)).
The outer subtype is important: ²G₂(3), the parameter m = 0, is excluded from the
classification list; its derived subgroup has index three and is isomorphic to a group already
named in another family, so the derived-subgroup recipe does not produce a new simple group there,
and ²G₂(3) is not a ReeG2LieIndex. The Suzuki--Ree relatives ²B₂, ²F₄ and the Tits group
are excluded too; they are the other three constructors of TauCeti.SuzukiReeIndex.
Equations
Instances For
Introduce a valid Ree index of type G₂, ²G₂(3^(2m+1)). Validity forces 1 ≤ m.
Equations
- TauCeti.ReeG2LieIndex.of m hvalid = ⟨⟨TauCeti.LieTypeIndex.reeG2 m, hvalid⟩, ⋯⟩
Instances For
Every Ree index of type G₂ is of the introduction form. This is the eliminator matching of,
so a consumer never repeats the case split over the other constructors.
The Ree family of type G₂ is built on the rank-two diagram G₂.
The Ree family of type G₂ has rank two, that being the rank of G₂.
The Ree family of type G₂ lives in characteristic three.
The field order of a Ree index of type G₂ is the recorded power of three. This is the
characteristic-three reading of TauCeti.ValidLieTypeIndex.fieldOrder_eq_characteristic_pow. It is
the form a construction on a carrier defined over 𝔽₃ needs.
A Ree index of type G₂ is a Suzuki--Ree index: its Steinberg map is an odd power of a
half-Frobenius.
Equations
- d.toSuzukiReeIndex = ⟨↑d, ⋯⟩