A new family of irreducible subgroups of the orthogonal algebraic groups

Mikaël Cavallin; Donna M. Testerman

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arXiv · 1706.10043

A new family of irreducible subgroups of the orthogonal algebraic groups

Mikaël Cavallin·Donna M. Testerman

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Let $n\geq 3,$ and let $Y$ be a simply connected, simple algebraic group of type $D_{n+1}$ over an algebraically closed field $K.$ Also let $X$ be the subgroup of type $B_n$ of $Y,$ embedded in the usual way. In this paper, we correct an error in a proof of a theorem of Seitz, resulting in the discovery of a new family of triples $(X,Y,V),$ where $V$ denotes a finite-dimensional, irreducible, rational $KY$-module, on which $X$ acts irreducibly. We go on to investigate the impact of the existence of the new examples on the classification of the maximal closed connected subgroups of the classical algebraic groups.

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Mikaël Cavallin, Donna M. Testerman. 2017-06-30. A new family of irreducible subgroups of the orthogonal algebraic groups. https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.10043

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