Kac Moody Algebra


Kac Moody Algebra. But now, one can also allow the infinite series coming from the simple laced exceptional algebras, this includes the hyperbolic lie algebra e10 which has been studied by 2 g has an involution ω which maps g n to g −n and acts as −1 on g 0.

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This generalisation, appart from its own interest, has shown many applications in the finite dimensional setting. This generalizes earlier work with chuang for type a. Definition 2.4 an (irreducible) affine cartan matrix a is a.

Definition Afree Magmaon X Is A Magma M X Together With A Map J :


Definition 2.4 an (irreducible) affine cartan matrix a is a. In this section, we define for any complex square matrix a of size n two lie algebras eg(a) and g(a) and study their first properties. Representation theory (math.rt) cite as:

This Generalisation, Appart From Its Own Interest, Has Shown Many Applications In The Finite Dimensional Setting.


Let n (resp., n;h) be the subalgebra in g(a) generated by the elements ei (resp., fi, resp., hi). 1 g can be graded as g = ⊕ n∈zg n, with g n finite dimensional for n 6= 0. Fine gradings and gradings by root systems on simple lie algebras.

Now Let A Be An Arbitrary Symmetrizable Irreducible Cartan Matrix.


To reduce v/dv to a smaller subalgebra, we will use the virasoro algebra. This is spanned by the. 0(v) is not a lie algebra product on v , but it is a lie algebra product on v/dv , where dv is the image of v under a certain derivation d.

But Now, One Can Also Allow The Infinite Series Coming From The Simple Laced Exceptional Algebras, This Includes The Hyperbolic Lie Algebra E10 Which Has Been Studied By


Thus the free magma on x is defined by the universal property: Representations of lie algebras 8 5. The rank of a will be denoted by ℓ.

This Generalizes Earlier Work With Chuang For Type A.


They naturally generalise finite dimensional semisimple lie algebras. 2 g has an involution ω which maps g n to g −n and acts as −1 on g 0. For more information, see [fh91] or [hum78] for the original sources or the introduction to representation