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Subalgebra A41A13
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Subalgebra type: A41 (click on type for detailed printout).
Centralizer: T1 (toral part, subscript = dimension).
The semisimple part of the centralizer of the semisimple part of my centralizer: A13
Basis of Cartan of centralizer: 1 vectors: (1, 2, -1)

Elements Cartan subalgebra scaled to act by two by components: A41: (2, 2, 2): 8
Dimension of subalgebra generated by predefined or computed generators: 3.
Negative simple generators: g1+g5
Positive simple generators: 2g5+2g1
Cartan symmetric matrix: (1/2)
Scalar products of elements of Cartan subalgebra scaled to act by 2 (co-symmetric Cartan matrix): (8)
Decomposition of ambient Lie algebra: V4ω13V2ω1V0
Primal decomposition of the ambient Lie algebra. This decomposition refines the above decomposition (please note the order is not the same as above). V2ω1+8ψV4ω1V2ω1V0V2ω18ψ
In the table below we indicate the highest weight vectors of the decomposition of the ambient Lie algebra as a module over the semisimple part. The second row indicates weights of the highest weight vectors relative to the Cartan of the semisimple subalgebra. As the centralizer is well-chosen and the centralizer of our subalgebra is non-trivial, we may in addition split highest weight vectors with the same weight over the semisimple part over the centralizer (recall that the centralizer preserves the weights over the subalgebra and in particular acts on the highest weight vectors). Therefore we have chosen our highest weight vectors to be, in addition, weight vectors over the Cartan of the centralizer of the starting subalgebra. Their weight over the sum of the Cartans of the semisimple subalgebra and its centralizer is indicated in the third row. The weights corresponding to the Cartan of the centralizer are again indicated with the letter \omega. As there is no preferred way of chosing a basis of the Cartan of the centralizer (unlike the starting semisimple Lie algebra: there we have a preferred basis induced by the fundamental weights), our centralizer weights are simply given by the constant by which the k^th basis element of the Cartan of the centralizer acts on the highest weight vector. Here, we use the choice for basis of the Cartan of the centralizer given at the start of the page.

Highest vectors of representations (total 5) ; the vectors are over the primal subalgebra.h3+2h2+h1g3g5+g1g4g6
weight02ω12ω12ω14ω1
weights rel. to Cartan of (centralizer+semisimple s.a.). 02ω18ψ2ω12ω1+8ψ4ω1
Isotypic module decomposition over primal subalgebra (total 5 isotypic components).
Isotypical components + highest weightV0 → (0, 0)V2ω18ψ → (2, -8)V2ω1 → (2, 0)V2ω1+8ψ → (2, 8)V4ω1 → (4, 0)
Module label W1W2W3W4W5
Module elements (weight vectors). In blue - corresp. F element. In red -corresp. H element. Cartan of centralizer component.
h3+2h2+h1
g3
g2
g4
Semisimple subalgebra component.
g5g1
h3+h2+h1
g1+g5
g4
g2
g3
g6
g5g1
h3h2+h1
3g13g5
6g6
Weights of elements in fundamental coords w.r.t. Cartan of subalgebra in same order as above02ω1
0
2ω1
2ω1
0
2ω1
2ω1
0
2ω1
4ω1
2ω1
0
2ω1
4ω1
Weights of elements in (fundamental coords w.r.t. Cartan of subalgebra) + Cartan centralizer02ω18ψ
8ψ
2ω18ψ
2ω1
0
2ω1
2ω1+8ψ
8ψ
2ω1+8ψ
4ω1
2ω1
0
2ω1
4ω1
Single module character over Cartan of s.a.+ Cartan of centralizer of s.a.M0M2ω18ψM8ψM2ω18ψM2ω1M0M2ω1M2ω1+8ψM8ψM2ω1+8ψM4ω1M2ω1M0M2ω1M4ω1
Isotypic characterM0M2ω18ψM8ψM2ω18ψM2ω1M0M2ω1M2ω1+8ψM8ψM2ω1+8ψM4ω1M2ω1M0M2ω1M4ω1

Semisimple subalgebra: W_{3}
Centralizer extension: W_{1}

Weight diagram. The coordinates corresponding to the simple roots of the subalgerba are fundamental.
The bilinear form is therefore given relative to the fundamental coordinates.
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Coordinate center in screen coordinates:
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The projection plane (drawn on the screen) is spanned by the following two vectors.
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(0.00, 1.00)
0: (1.00, 0.00): (400.00, 300.00)
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