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TauCeti.LinearAlgebra.RootSystem.SimplyConnectedRootDatum.GeckLattice.Generation

Root generation of the Geck weight torus #

The Geck carrier of a valid Dynkin type is built from its numbered positive and negative root subgroups and its split weight torus. The represented generators form sl₂ triples, and the root of the i-th raising generator is the i-th row of the Bourbaki Cartan matrix. So the generic coroot-generation theorem puts the entire weight torus in the subgroup generated by the root subgroups, over every commutative ring, as soon as every row of the Cartan matrix is a primitive integer vector: some integer combination of its entries is 1.

That hypothesis is checked here for the three types whose Geck carrier is full-weight, E₈, F₄ and G₂. Every row of the E₈ Cartan matrix contains an entry -1, at a neighbouring node of the diagram, and so does every row of the F₄ one, by the shared certificate TauCeti.sum_cartanMatrixF4_mul_typeF4CartanBezout. For G₂ the shared certificate TauCeti.sum_transpose_cartanMatrixG2_mul_typeG2CartanBezout supplies the coefficients: the long row (-3, 2) has no entry -1, and pairs to 1 with (-1, -1) instead.

This is a statement about the generated subgroups in the defining representation. Identifying that subgroup with all points of the Geck toral-closure scheme is a separate comparison.

Main results #

References #

Types whose Cartan rows are primitive #

theorem TauCeti.DynkinType.range_geckTorusPoints_le_geckElementarySubgroup (t : DynkinType) (ht : t.Valid) (hrow : ∀ (i : Fin t.rank), ∃ (c : Fin t.rank → ℤ), ∑ j : Fin t.rank, t.cartanMatrix i j * c j = 1) (A : CommAlgCat ℤ) :

The Geck weight torus lies in the elementary subgroup when every row of the Cartan matrix is primitive. Over every commutative ring, the torus is then contained in the subgroup generated by the numbered positive and negative simple-root subgroups.

Adjoining the Geck weight torus to every numbered simple-root subgroup adds nothing when every row of the Cartan matrix is primitive, over every commutative ring.

The full-weight types #

Over every commutative ring, the type-E₈ Geck weight torus is contained in the elementary subgroup generated by the sixteen numbered positive and negative simple-root subgroups.

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Adding the type-E₈ Geck weight torus to every numbered simple-root subgroup does not enlarge the elementary subgroup over any commutative ring.

Over every commutative ring, the type-F₄ Geck weight torus is contained in the elementary subgroup generated by the eight numbered positive and negative simple-root subgroups.

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Adding the type-F₄ Geck weight torus to every numbered simple-root subgroup does not enlarge the elementary subgroup over any commutative ring.

Over every commutative ring, the type-G₂ Geck weight torus is contained in the elementary subgroup generated by the four numbered positive and negative simple-root subgroups.

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Adding the type-G₂ Geck weight torus to every numbered simple-root subgroup does not enlarge the elementary subgroup over any commutative ring.