Tits'systems in Chevalley groups over Laurent polynomial rings
Tits'systems in Chevalley groups over Laurent polynomial rings
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洛朗多项式环上 Chevalley 群中的 Tits 系统
DOI:
10.21099/tkbjm/1496158687
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发表时间:
1979
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0.7
通讯作者:
Jun Morita
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作者:
Jun Morita
Our aim is to show that the elementary subgroup of a Chevailey group ovei a Laurent polynomial ring has the structure of a Tits' system with an affim Weyl group (as for Tits' system, see [2]). We let denote Z the rational integers. Let A be a (reduced) root system (cf.[2],[4]). Then there is a finite dimensional complex semisimple Lie algebra L = L(A), unique up to isomorphism, whose root system is J. Let p be a finitedimensional complex faithfulrepresentation of L. Let G be a Chevalley-Demazure group scheme associated with L and p (as for the definition,see [1],[8]). Since G is a representable covariant functor from the category of commutative rings with 1 to the category of groups, we get a group G(R) of the points of a commutative ring R, with 1. We call G(R) a Chevailey group over R. For each root a£A, there is a group isomorphism of the additive group R* of R onto a subgroup Xa of G(R) (cf.[1],[8]). The elementary subgroup E(R) is defined to be the subgroup of G(R) generated by Xa for all≪eJ. If A is of type AL and p is of universal type (cf.[4]),then G(R)=SLi+i(R) and E(R) is the subgroup EU1(R) of SXm(J?) generated by /J+i+fley for all ≪ei? and l<i'^j<l+l, where It+1 is the (/+l)x(/+l) identity matrix and e^ is a matrix unit (1 in the i,j position,0 elsewhere). If 2? is a field,then E(R) has the structure of a Tits' system associated with the Weyl group of A (cf.[9]). If R is a fieldwith a discretevaluation, then E(R) has the structure of a Tits' system associated with the affine Weyl group of A (cf.[5]). Let K[T, 71"1]be the ring of Laurent polynomials in T and T~l with coefficientsin a fieldK. In this paper, we will show that E{K[T, T~r\) has the structure of a Tits' system associated with the affine Weyl group of A. Let Lz be a Chevailey latticein L (cf.[4]) and set %K=K[T, T^y&zLz. Then %K is isomorphic to a Euclidean Lie algebla (cf.[6]). Thus, if p is of adjoint type, and if