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TauCeti.GroupTheory.SpecificGroups.CFSG.TypeC.Agreement

The type-C carrier in the pinned symplectic model #

A validated type-C index of rank r is built on the explicit full-weight standard symplectic carrier TauCeti.SpStd.groupScheme at TauCeti.TypeCLieIndex.carrierRank, which is r - 1, while the reference group of the diagram is the group of algebraic-closure-valued points of the symplectic group scheme Sp_{2r} over ℤ. This file identifies those two groups, matches their Bourbaki-numbered simple-root subgroups, and shows that the identification intertwines the carrier's Steinberg endomorphism with entrywise q-power Frobenius on the pinned points, defined independently of the carrier.

The comparison goes through the standard symplectic matrix group, which both sides realize with the same underlying matrix: the carrier through TauCeti.SpStd.pointsMulEquivGLSymplecticFin, and the scheme points through TauCeti.Symplectic.schemePointsMulEquiv. Both groups are formed at carrierRank + 1, which is r by TauCeti.TypeCLieIndex.carrierRank_add_one, so that the carrier comparison is the identity on matrices. The numbering needs no adapter: the carrier numbers its generators node for node by the Bourbaki numbering of Cᵣ, the final node r - 1 carrying the long simple root 2eᵣ₋₁ and every other node i the adjacent difference root eᵢ - eᵢ₊₁.

Nothing here asserts that the fixed-point group of either Steinberg map is finite, perfect, or simple.

Main definitions #

Main results #

References #

The organization follows the rank-two comparison in TauCeti.GroupTheory.SpecificGroups.CFSG.TypeB.Two.Agreement and the type-A comparison in TauCeti.GroupTheory.SpecificGroups.CFSG.TypeA.Agreement.

The two realizations of the symplectic group #

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The standard symplectic matrix group Sp_{2r} over the algebraic closure of the index's prime field, formed at carrierRank + 1 = r.

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    The algebraic-closure-valued points of the pinned symplectic group scheme Sp_{2r} over ℤ, formed at carrierRank + 1 = r.

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      The canonical matrix realization of the pinned symplectic scheme points.

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        The explicit type-C carrier is the standard symplectic matrix group. The equivalence preserves the underlying matrix.

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          The explicit type-C carrier is equivalent to the points of the pinned Sp_{2r}/ℤ group scheme.

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            The numbered simple root subgroups on the symplectic side #

            The long simple root sits at the final carrier node. In the Bourbaki numbering of Cᵣ the long simple root is the last node r - 1, and carrierNode moves no node value.

            The symplectic root at the Bourbaki-numbered simple root i of Cᵣ: the positive long root 2eᵣ₋₁ at the final node, and the adjacent difference root eᵢ - eᵢ₊₁ at every other node.

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              The symplectic root at the final carrier node is the positive long root 2eᵣ₋₁.

              The symplectic root at a nonfinal carrier node is the adjacent difference root.

              At a long simple root the symplectic root is the positive long root 2eᵣ₋₁.

              The positive simple-root subgroup of the standard symplectic matrix group at the Bourbaki-numbered node i of Cᵣ.

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                The positive simple-root subgroup of the pinned symplectic group scheme at the Bourbaki-numbered node i of Cᵣ.

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                  The Frobenius maps on the symplectic side #

                  Entrywise q-power Frobenius on the standard symplectic matrix group, for q the field order the index records.

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                    The q-power Frobenius on the pinned symplectic scheme points, defined through their canonical matrix realization and independently of the explicit carrier. The type-C family is untwisted, so this is also the pinned Steinberg map, matched with the carrier's by TauCeti.TypeCLieIndex.carrierEquivPinned_steinberg.

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                      The pinned data in the standard matrix realization #

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                      Under the canonical matrix realization, a pinned simple-root element is its standard symplectic root matrix.

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                      The canonical matrix realization intertwines pinned and matrix Frobenius.

                      The carrier in the standard matrix realization #

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                      The carrier equivalence identifies each numbered simple-root subgroup with its standard symplectic root one-parameter subgroup.

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                      The carrier equivalence intertwines the two entrywise q-power Frobenius maps.

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                      The matrix Frobenius raises the parameter of a numbered simple-root element to the q-th power, that is, Frob_q (x_i(u)) = x_i(u ^ q).

                      The comparison with the pinned scheme points #

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                      The pinned comparison, read in the standard matrix realization, is the carrier's own.

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                      The carrier-to-pinned equivalence matches the numbered simple root subgroups.

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                      The carrier-to-pinned equivalence intertwines the two q-power Frobenius maps.

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                      The pinned Frobenius raises the parameter of a numbered simple-root element to the q-th power, that is, F' (x'_i(u)) = x'_i(u ^ q).

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                      The carrier Steinberg map agrees with the independently defined pinned q-power Frobenius, the Steinberg map of the untwisted type-C family on the pinned scheme points.