Stabilizer of a line in PSL(n, F) #
This file contains key constructions to prove that PSL(n, F) is simple via
showing it has an Iwasawa structure.
Main definitions #
Matrix.SpecialLinearGroup.lineStab: the unipotent radical attached to a subspaceL ⊆ ι → Fdefined as the subgroup ofSL ι Fconsisting of matricesAsuch thatA - 1sends every vector intoL.PSL.iwasawaT: the candidate family of subgroups for the Iwasawa structure onPSL ι Facting on the projective spaceℙ F (ι → F)fromMatrix.SpecialLinearGroup.lineStab.
The "unipotent radical" attached to a subspace L ⊆ ι → F: the subgroup of
SL ι F consisting of matrices A such that A - 1 sends every vector into L.
When L is one-dimensional this is an abelian subgroup of the stabilizer of L in SL.
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The candidate family of subgroups for the Iwasawa structure on
PSL ι F acting on the projective space ℙ F (ι → F): the unipotent radical
attached to the line through p.
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Equivariance of lineStab under conjugation by elements of SL.
The SL-level equivariance pushed through the quotient: the image in PSL of
the conjugate MulAut.conj g_SL • H equals MulAut.conj (mk g_SL) • (image of H).
The subgroup lineStab (span F {v}) is commutative when v ≠ 0.