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TauCeti.GroupTheory.SpecificGroups.CFSG.TrialityD4

The triality-twisted family ³D₄(q) on the tripled carrier #

The classification list carries three families on the D₄ diagram: the untwisted D₄(q), the graph-twisted ²D₄(q), and the triality-twisted ³D₄(q), whose Steinberg map is the q-power Frobenius composed with the order-three symmetry γ₃ of the diagram. The first two are built on the full-weight spin carrier in TauCeti/GroupTheory/SpecificGroups/CFSG/TypeD.lean. The third needs a carrier on which triality is a linear symmetry of the representation space. Triality permutes the three eight-dimensional representations of D₄, so neither the natural representation nor the full spin module V(ϖ₃) ⊕ V(ϖ₄) is stable under it, and no fixed linear automorphism of either realizes it (triality does act on the spin carrier as an abstract automorphism, the spin representation being faithful, but not by such a matrix). The tripled module V(ϖ₁) ⊕ V(ϖ₃) ⊕ V(ϖ₄) is a full-weight module that is stable. Its carrier is TauCeti.D4Tripled.groupScheme, inside GL₂₄ over ℤ, and triality acts on it by the permutation of the twenty-four weight-basis vectors realized in TauCeti.Algebra.Lie.D4.Tripled.Triality.

For a triality-twisted index the ambient group of the branch is the AmbientGroup below, on the tripled carrier. The same index also lies in TauCeti.TypeDDiagramLieIndex, through TauCeti.TypeTrialityD4LieIndex.toTypeDDiagramLieIndex, and so also reaches the spin-carrier points TauCeti.TypeDDiagramLieIndex.AmbientGroup and their Frobenius; those are diagram-level data shared with the untwisted and graph-twisted families, and they are not the ambient group or the Frobenius of the ³D₄(q) branch, which are the ones defined here.

This file attaches that carrier to a validated ³D₄ index. It supplies the group of algebraic-closure-valued points and the Bourbaki-numbered simple root subgroups, identifies the character of those subgroups with the corresponding simple root of the D₄ root datum, and builds the two factors of the Steinberg map and their composite:

Frob_q (x_i(u)) = x_i(u ^ q),      γ₃ (x_i(u)) = x_{σ i}(u),      F = γ₃ ∘ Frob_q = Frob_q ∘ γ₃,

where σ is the diagram permutation the index itself carries, TauCeti.trialityPermD4, with γ₃ ^ 3 = 1. These are the pinning equations on the numbered simple-root subgroups; no pinning of the carrier is constructed, and γ₃ is characterized by them only along an identification with a pinned group. The fixed-point recipe is then run on F: FixedPoints is the fixed subgroup and Group its derived subgroup modulo the centre of that derived subgroup.

Nothing here asserts that the carrier is reductive, that its weight torus is maximal, that it is the pinned simply connected Chevalley--Demazure group scheme of type D₄, or that any group mentioned is finite, perfect, or simple. No identification of this carrier with that pinned group scheme is constructed in this module; constructions on the carrier transfer to that group only along such an identification, once one is proved.

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The ambient group and its simple root subgroups #

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The ambient group this file attaches to a validated ³D₄ index: the points of the explicit tripled type-D₄ Chevalley carrier over the algebraic closure of its prime field. No finiteness, reductivity, pinning or maximality statement is attached to it, and it is not claimed to be the points of the pinned simply connected D₄ group scheme, no identification with that group being constructed in this module.

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    The positive simple-root subgroup at the Bourbaki-numbered node i of the D₄ diagram. It is the carrier's numbered raising subgroup at the same node, the index type Fin d.1.rank being the upstream Bourbaki index type of the index's own Dynkin type.

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      The simple-root subgroup is the carrier's numbered raising subgroup at the corresponding node. This is the equation through which the upstream root-subgroup API reaches simpleRootSubgroup, whose definition itself stays sealed.

      It is deliberately not a simp lemma: the pinning equations γ₃ (x_i(u)) = x_{σ i}(u) and Frob_q (x_i(u)) = x_i(u ^ q) below are stated against simpleRootSubgroup itself, and unfolding to TauCeti.D4Tripled.rootSubgroupPoints would keep them from firing.

      The simple-root subgroups sit at the simple roots of the D₄ root datum. The character by which the carrier's split torus rescales the parameter of simpleRootSubgroup i, given by TauCeti.D4Tripled.weightTorusPoints_conj_rootSubgroupPoints, is the i-th simple root of TauCeti.DynkinType.simplyConnectedRootDatum at the Dynkin type the index names, in the same Bourbaki numbering. It is not a claim that the carrier is the pinned group of that diagram, no pinning being constructed for it.

      The Frobenius factor of the Steinberg map #

      The q-power Frobenius endomorphism of the ambient group of a validated ³D₄ index, q being the field order the index records. It is the right-hand factor of the Steinberg map γ₃ ∘ Frob_q, and not that map itself.

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        The Frobenius of a ³D₄ index is the tripled carrier's Frobenius at the characteristic and the exponent the index records. This is its unfolding lemma; the definition itself stays sealed.

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        theorem TauCeti.TypeTrialityD4LieIndex.coe_frobenius_apply (d : TypeTrialityD4LieIndex) (g : d.AmbientGroup) (r c : Fin 24) :
        ↑↑(d.frobenius g) r c = ↑↑g r c ^ (↑d).fieldOrder

        The Frobenius acts on the ambient group by raising every entry of the 24 × 24 matrix of a point to the q-th power.

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        The Frobenius fixes the Bourbaki numbering of a simple-root subgroup and raises its parameter to the q-th power, that is, Frob_q (x_i(u)) = x_i(u ^ q). The diagram permutation of the twisted family enters through the other factor γ₃ of the Steinberg map, and not through this one.

        The prime-field Frobenius of the tripled D₄ carrier, the p-power map for p the defining characteristic. The q-power Frobenius is its e-th power, for e the field exponent the index records, by frobenius_eq_primeFrobenius_pow.

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          The prime-field Frobenius is the tripled carrier's Frobenius at exponent one.

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          The prime-field Frobenius acts on the ambient group by raising every entry of its 24 × 24 matrix to the p-th power, for p the defining characteristic.

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          The prime-field Frobenius fixes the Bourbaki numbering of a simple-root subgroup and raises its parameter to the p-th power, that is, Frob_p (x_i(u)) = x_i(u ^ p).

          The q-power Frobenius is the e-th power of the prime-field Frobenius, for e the field exponent the index records.

          A point of the ambient group is fixed by the Frobenius exactly when every entry of its 24 × 24 matrix lies in the field of definition. Writing 𝔽_q for TauCeti.ValidLieTypeIndex.fixedField, the Frobenius-fixed subgroup is the group of points of the tripled carrier with coordinates in 𝔽_q. It is not the group of points fixed by the twisted composite γ₃ ∘ Frob_q, which is the one the classification recipe for this branch is run inside.

          The triality factor of the Steinberg map #

          The graph automorphism of a validated ³D₄ index: triality on the points of the tripled carrier, conjugation by the permutation matrix of TauCeti.DynkinType.d4TripledTrialityPerm. It satisfies the pinning equations γ₃ (x_i(u)) = x_{σ i}(u) on the numbered positive simple-root subgroups, σ being the diagram permutation TauCeti.GraphTwistedIndex.diagramPerm already attached to the index, which is TauCeti.trialityPermD4; no pinning of the carrier itself is constructed.

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            The graph automorphism of a ³D₄ index is triality on the points of the tripled carrier. This is its unfolding lemma; the definition itself stays sealed.

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            The graph automorphism satisfies the pinning equation on every positive simple-root subgroup: it sends x_i(u) to x_{σ i}(u), where σ is the diagram permutation of the index, triality. The parameter is carried across unchanged, with neither a field power nor a sign.

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            The graph automorphism of a ³D₄ index has order dividing three: γ₃ ^ 3 = 1.

            The twist order of a ³D₄ index annihilates its graph automorphism. The twist order is three, so this is graphAut_pow_three read against the order the index records: the relation required of the graph factor of the Steinberg map of the family, matching TauCeti.GraphTwistedIndex.diagramPerm_pow_twistOrder on the diagram permutation that γ₃ realizes.

            The graph automorphism commutes with the Frobenius, as an identity of endomorphisms: γ₃ ∘ Frob_q = Frob_q ∘ γ₃. Triality is natural in the value ring, and the Frobenius is the map on points induced by a ring endomorphism of the closure.

            The Steinberg endomorphism #

            The Steinberg endomorphism of a validated ³D₄ index, formed on the tripled carrier: the graph automorphism γ₃ composed with the q-power Frobenius of the ambient group, q being the field order the index records.

            It is the Steinberg map of ³D₄(q) on the pinned simply connected carrier only along an identification of the two carriers, of the kind described in the module docstring.

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              The Steinberg map of a ³D₄ index is its graph automorphism composed with its Frobenius. This is its unfolding lemma; the definition itself stays sealed, and it is through this equation that the two factors reach the Steinberg map.

              The Steinberg map may equally be read with its Frobenius factor last, the two factors commuting.

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              The Steinberg map satisfies the pinning equation on every positive simple-root subgroup. It sends x_i(u) to x_{σ i}(u ^ q), where σ is the diagram permutation of the index, triality, and q is its recorded field order.

              The finite-group candidate #

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              The fixed subgroup of the Steinberg endomorphism attached to a ³D₄ index.

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                The finite-simple-group candidate attached to a ³D₄ index: the derived subgroup of the Steinberg fixed points, modulo the centre of that derived subgroup, formed on the tripled carrier.

                No finiteness or simplicity assertion is part of this definition, nor any assertion that the carrier is the pinned simply connected group scheme of type D₄; it is the candidate group of ³D₄(q) on that pinned carrier only along an identification of the kind described in the module docstring.

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