The extended Dynkin quiver of type E₇~ #
The quiver TauCeti.Quiver.AffineE7 has a centre, a short arm consisting of one vertex, and
two long arms of three vertices each: for i : Fin 2 an outer vertex outer i with one arrow
into the middle vertex middle i, which has one arrow into the inner vertex inner i, which
has one arrow into the centre; the short vertex has one arrow into the centre. Its underlying graph
is the extended Dynkin diagram E₇~, the star with arms of lengths one, three and three, on eight
vertices, here with every arrow pointing towards the centre. On the root-system side this is the
star TauCeti.starCartanMatrix ![1, 3, 3], which is the generalized Cartan matrix of
TauCeti.AffineDynkinType.E7 up to relabelling
(TauCeti.AffineDynkinType.starCartanMatrix_one_three_three_eq_submatrix_E7).
The arrows form the inductive family TauCeti.Quiver.AffineE7.Arrow, with one constructor for
each kind of arrow, so that a definition by cases on an arrow lists exactly the arrows of E₇~.
This file carries the vertex and arrow data, and the shape of the underlying graph: it is a tree, with at most one arrow between any two vertices, because every vertex is the source of at most one arrow and every arrow points towards the centre.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.Quiver.AffineE7: the vertex type, with constructorscenter,short,inner,middleandouter, and aQuiverinstance; it has eight vertices (TauCeti.Quiver.AffineE7.card_eq).TauCeti.Quiver.AffineE7.Arrow: the arrowsouter i ⟶ middle i,middle i ⟶ inner i,inner i ⟶ centerandshort ⟶ center.
References #
- I. Assem, D. Simson, A. Skowroński, Elements of the Representation Theory of Associative Algebras, Volume I, Chapter VII.
The extended Dynkin quiver E₇~: a centre, a short arm of one vertex with an arrow into the
centre, and two long arms, each an outer vertex with an arrow into a middle vertex, which has an
arrow into an inner vertex, which has an arrow into the centre.
- center : AffineE7
The centre, the head of the arrows from the inner vertices and the short vertex.
- short : AffineE7
The vertex of the short arm, adjacent to the centre.
- inner
(i : Fin 2)
: AffineE7
The inner vertex of the long arm indexed by
i, adjacent to the centre. - middle
(i : Fin 2)
: AffineE7
The middle vertex of the long arm indexed by
i. - outer
(i : Fin 2)
: AffineE7
The outer vertex of the long arm indexed by
i, the tail of a single arrow.
Instances For
Instances For
TauCeti.Quiver.AffineE7 has eight vertices, as the extended Dynkin diagram E₇~ should.
The arrows of the extended Dynkin quiver E₇~, all pointing towards the centre.
- outerMiddle
(i : Fin 2)
: (outer i).Arrow (middle i)
The arrow from the outer vertex of the long arm
ito its middle vertex. - middleInner
(i : Fin 2)
: (middle i).Arrow (inner i)
The arrow from the middle vertex of the long arm
ito its inner vertex. - innerCenter
(i : Fin 2)
: (inner i).Arrow center
The arrow from the inner vertex of the long arm
iinto the centre. - shortCenter : short.Arrow center
The arrow from the vertex of the short arm into the centre.
Instances For
Between any two vertices of TauCeti.Quiver.AffineE7 there is at most one arrow.
Each arrow space of TauCeti.Quiver.AffineE7 is finite, having at most one arrow.
The underlying graph #
The underlying graph of TauCeti.Quiver.AffineE7 is acyclic, so it is the tree E₇~.
Two vertices of TauCeti.Quiver.AffineE7 are joined by at most one arrow, counted in both
directions.