Ideals and Lie subalgebras
Ideals and Lie subalgebras are represented by the types LieAlgebraIdeal
and LieSubalgebra
respectively. They are used similarly in most cases.
Functions
Ideals
dim
— Methoddim(I::LieAlgebraIdeal) -> Int
Return the dimension of the ideal I
.
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basis
— Methodbasis(I::LieAlgebraIdeal) -> Vector{LieAlgebraElem}
Return the basis of the ideal I
.
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basis
— Methodbasis(I::LieAlgebraIdeal, i::Int) -> LieAlgebraElem
Return the i
-th basis element of the ideal I
.
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in
— Methodin(x::LieAlgebraElem{C}, I::LieAlgebraIdeal{C}) -> Bool
Return true
if x
is in the ideal I
, false
otherwise.
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bracket
— Methodbracket(I1::LieAlgebraIdeal, I2::LieAlgebraIdeal) -> LieAlgebraIdeal
Return $[I_1,I_2]$.
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normalizer
— Methodnormalizer(L::LieAlgebra, I::LieAlgebraIdeal) -> LieSubalgebra
Return the normalizer of I
in L
, i.e. $\{x \in L \mid [x, I] \subseteq I\} = L$. As I
is an ideal in L
, this is just L
.
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centralizer
— Methodcentralizer(L::LieAlgebra, I::LieAlgebraIdeal) -> LieSubalgebra
Return the centralizer of I
in L
, i.e. $\{x \in L \mid [x, I] = 0\}$.
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Lie subalgebras
dim
— Methoddim(S::LieSubalgebra) -> Int
Return the dimension of the Lie subalgebra S
.
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basis
— Methodbasis(S::LieSubalgebra{C}) -> Vector{LieAlgebraElem{C}}
Return a basis of the Lie subalgebra S
.
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basis
— Methodbasis(S::LieSubalgebra{C}, i::Int) -> LieAlgebraElem{C}
Return the i
-th basis element of the Lie subalgebra S
.
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in
— Methodin(x::LieAlgebraElem{C}, S::LieSubalgebra{C}) -> Bool
Return true
if x
is in the Lie subalgebra S
, false
otherwise.
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bracket
— Methodbracket(S1::LieSubalgebra, S2::LieSubalgebra) -> LieAlgebraIdeal
Return $[S_1, S_2]$.
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normalizer
— Methodnormalizer(L::LieAlgebra, S::LieSubalgebra) -> LieSubalgebra
Return the normalizer of S
in L
, i.e. $\{x \in L \mid [x, S] \subseteq S\}$.
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centralizer
— Methodcentralizer(L::LieAlgebra, S::LieSubalgebra) -> LieSubalgebra
Return the centralizer of S
in L
, i.e. $\{x \in L \mid [x, S] = 0\}$.
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is_self_normalizing
— Methodis_self_normalizing(S::LieSubalgebra) -> Bool
Return true
if S
is self-normalizing, i.e. if its normalizer is S
.
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Constructors
Ideals
ideal
— Methodideal(L::LieAlgebra, gens::Vector{LieAlgebraElem}; is_basis::Bool=false) -> LieAlgebraIdeal
Return the smallest ideal of L
containing gens
. If is_basis
is true
, then gens
is assumed to be a basis of the ideal.
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ideal
— Methodideal(L::LieAlgebra, gen::LieAlgebraElem) -> LieAlgebraIdeal
Return the smallest ideal of L
containing gen
.
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ideal
— Methodideal(L::LieAlgebra) -> LieAlgebraIdeal
Return L
as an ideal of itself.
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Lie subalgebras
sub
— Methodsub(L::LieAlgebra, gens::Vector{LieAlgebraElem}; is_basis::Bool=false) -> LieSubalgebra
Return the smallest Lie subalgebra of L
containing gens
. If is_basis
is true
, then gens
is assumed to be a basis of the subalgebra.
This function is part of the experimental code in Oscar. Please read here for more details.
sub
— Methodsub(L::LieAlgebra, gen::LieAlgebraElem) -> LieSubalgebra
Return the smallest Lie subalgebra of L
containing gen
.
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sub
— Methodsub(L::LieAlgebra) -> LieSubalgebra
Return L
as a Lie subalgebra of itself.
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Conversions
lie_algebra
— Methodlie_algebra(S::LieSubalgebra) -> LieAlgebra, LieAlgebraHom
Return S
as a Lie algebra LS
, together with an embedding LS -> L
, where L
is the Lie algebra where S
lives in.
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lie_algebra
— Methodlie_algebra(I::LieAlgebraIdeal) -> LieAlgebra, LieAlgebraHom
Return I
as a Lie algebra LI
, together with an embedding LI -> L
, where L
is the Lie algebra where I
lives in.
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sub
— Methodsub(L::LieAlgebra, I::LieAlgebraIdeal) -> LieSubalgebra
Return I
as a subalgebra of L
.
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