Commuting simple-root subgroups of the Geck carrier #
The pinned raising and lowering root subgroups of the Geck carrier satisfy the zero-pairing Chevalley relation over every commutative ring. When two distinct Bourbaki nodes have zero Cartan pairing, both raising subgroups commute, both lowering subgroups commute, and each raising subgroup commutes with the other node's lowering subgroup. The last relation holds for any distinct nodes.
The statements concern the pinned Serre generators and their Kostant root-subgroup points, both in the matrix model and as scheme-valued points of the Geck carrier. These relations are used in the presentation of the pinned split group by its simple-root subgroups; relations among nonorthogonal roots require the higher root-string formulas.
Main results #
TauCeti.DynkinType.commute_geckSimpleRaisingPointsand its lowering and mixed-sign variants give the relations in the represented matrix group.TauCeti.DynkinType.commute_geckSimpleRaisingSchemePointsand its lowering and mixed-sign variants give the same relations for the root-subgroup morphisms of the Geck group scheme.
References #
- R. Steinberg, Lectures on Chevalley Groups, §3.
- R. W. Carter, Simple Groups of Lie Type, §5.2.
Two numbered Geck root-subgroup points commute when their pinned Lie generators commute.
Raising subgroups at orthogonal simple roots commute over every commutative ring.
Lowering subgroups at orthogonal simple roots commute over every commutative ring.
The raising subgroup at one node commutes with the lowering subgroup at another node.
The lowering subgroup at one node commutes with the raising subgroup at another node.
Relations on scheme-valued points #
Two numbered Geck root-subgroup morphisms give commuting scheme-valued points whenever their pinned Lie generators commute.
Raising root-subgroup morphisms at orthogonal simple roots give commuting scheme-valued points over every commutative ring.
Lowering root-subgroup morphisms at orthogonal simple roots give commuting scheme-valued points over every commutative ring.
Raising at one node and lowering at a distinct node give commuting scheme-valued points of the Geck carrier.
Lowering at one node and raising at a distinct node give commuting scheme-valued points of the Geck carrier.