Type-1 U_q(sl₂)-modules #
A UqSl2 q-module is a weight module with weights in S when K acts diagonalizably with
all eigenvalues in S, i.e. the module is the sum, hence the algebraic direct sum, of its
weight spaces of weight in S. No finiteness of the module is assumed. It is of type 1 when
the weights are integral powers q ^ n, n : ℤ, and of signed type 1 when they are signed
powers ± q ^ n.
At a generic parameter q (nonzero and not a root of unity) the following are equivalent for a
module V:
Vis of type 1 andE,Fact locally nilpotently;Vis of type 1 and locally finite;Vis a direct sum of positive signed ladder modulesL_m^+.
Dropping the sign condition, a module is of signed type 1 with E, F locally nilpotent exactly
when it is locally finite. The one-dimensional module L_0^-, on which K acts by -1 and E,
F act by zero, is locally finite but not of type 1, so the unsigned integral-weight condition is
genuinely stronger than local finiteness.
The implication from local nilpotence to local finiteness holds for any weight module: by the PBW
basis, the cyclic submodule generated by v is spanned by the vectors F^a K^b E^c v. Only
finitely many E^c v are nonzero, only finitely many F^a E^c v are nonzero, and the K-orbit of
a vector of a weight module spans a finite-dimensional space.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.UqSl2.IsWeightModule q V S:Vis spanned by its weight spaces of weight inS.TauCeti.UqSl2.IsTypeOne q V:Vis a weight module with weightsq ^ n,n : ℤ.TauCeti.UqSl2.IsSignedTypeOne q V:Vis a weight module with weights± q ^ n.
Main results #
TauCeti.UqSl2.isWeightModule_iff_isInternal: a weight module is the internal direct sum of its weight spaces.TauCeti.UqSl2.IsWeightModule.exists_basis_mem_weightSpace: a finite-dimensional weight module has a basis of weight vectors.TauCeti.UqSl2.isTypeOne_iff_isInternal: at a generic parameter,Vis of type 1 exactly when it is the internal direct sum of the weight spaces of weightq ^ n,n : ℤ.TauCeti.UqSl2.isLocallyFiniteModule_of_isWeightModule: a weight module on whichEandFact locally nilpotently is locally finite.isTypeOne_and_isLocallyFiniteModule_iff_exists_linearEquiv_dfinsupp_ladderModuleandisTypeOne_and_forall_exists_pow_smul_eq_zero_iff_exists_linearEquiv_dfinsupp_ladderModule(inTauCeti.UqSl2): the classification of type-1 modules with locally nilpotentE,Fas direct sums ofL_m^+.TauCeti.UqSl2.isSignedTypeOne_and_forall_exists_pow_smul_eq_zero_iff_isLocallyFiniteModule: the signed version characterizes local finiteness.TauCeti.UqSl2.LadderModule.not_isTypeOne:L_m^-is not of type 1.
References #
- A. Virelizier, Quantum groups, Sections 2.3--2.4, for type-1 modules and the rank-one conventions.
Weight modules #
A UqSl2 q-module is a weight module with weights in S when it is spanned by its weight
spaces of weight in S: K acts diagonalizably and all its eigenvalues lie in S.
Instances For
A module is a weight module with weights in S exactly when its weight spaces of weight in
S span it.
The weight spaces of weight in S of a weight module with weights in S span it.
A weight module with weights in S has weights in every larger set.
Every eigenvalue of K on a weight module with weights in S lies in S.
A module is a weight module with weights in S exactly when it is the internal direct sum of
its weight spaces of weight in S.
A finite-dimensional weight module has a basis of weight vectors.
A module is a weight module with weights in S when it is spanned by the images of module
maps from weight modules with weights in S.
The image of a weight module under a surjective module map is a weight module with the same weights.
A direct sum of weight modules with weights in S is a weight module with weights in S.
Type-1 and signed type-1 modules #
A UqSl2 q-module is of type 1 when K acts diagonalizably with all eigenvalues integral
powers q ^ n of q.
Instances For
A UqSl2 q-module is of signed type 1 when K acts diagonalizably with all eigenvalues
signed integral powers ± q ^ n of q.
Instances For
A module is of type 1 exactly when its weight spaces of weight q ^ n, n : ℤ, span it.
A module is of signed type 1 exactly when its weight spaces of weight ε q ^ n, for signs
ε and n : ℤ, span it.
At a generic parameter, a module is of type 1 exactly when it is the internal direct sum of
its weight spaces of weight q ^ n, n : ℤ.
A module of type 1 is of signed type 1.
Signed ladder modules #
The signed ladder module L_m^ε is a weight module with weights in any set containing its
weights ε q ^ (m - 2j), 0 ≤ j ≤ m.
The positive signed ladder module L_m^+ is of type 1.
Every signed ladder module L_m^ε is of signed type 1.
At a generic parameter, a signed ladder module L_m^ε embeds into a module of type 1 only for
the positive sign ε = 1.
At a generic parameter, the negative signed ladder module L_m^- is not of type 1. For
m = 0 this is the one-dimensional module on which K acts by -1 and E, F act by zero;
being finite-dimensional, it is locally finite.
Local finiteness of weight modules #
A weight module on which E and F act locally nilpotently is locally finite.
Classification #
A direct sum of positive signed ladder modules L_m^+ is of type 1.
At a generic parameter, a locally finite module of type 1 is isomorphic to a direct sum of
positive signed ladder modules L_m^+.
Type-1 locally finite modules. At a generic parameter, a module is of type 1 and locally
finite exactly when it is isomorphic to a direct sum of positive signed ladder modules L_m^+.
Type-1 modules with locally nilpotent E and F. At a generic parameter, a module is of
type 1 with E and F acting locally nilpotently exactly when it is isomorphic to a direct sum of
positive signed ladder modules L_m^+.
Signed type-1 modules. At a generic parameter, a module is of signed type 1 with E and
F acting locally nilpotently exactly when it is locally finite.