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Subgroups of Chevalley groups of types $B_l$ and $C_l$ containing the group over a subring and corresponding carpets

Abstract

We continue study of subgroups of a Chevalley group $G_P(\Phi,R)$ over a ring $R$ with a root system $\Phi$ and a weight lattice $P$, containing the elementary subgroup $E_P(\Phi,K)$ over a subring $K$ of $R$. Recently A. Bak and A. Stepanov considered the symplectic case (i. e. the case of simply connected group of type $\Phi=C_l$) in characteristic 2. In this article we extend their result for groups with arbitrary weight lattice of types $B_l$ and $C_l$. Similarly to the work of Nuzhin that handles the case of an algebraic extension $R$ of a nonperfect field $K$ of bad characteristic, we use in the description a special kind of carpet subgroups. In the second half of the article we study Bruhat and Gauss decompositions for these carpet subgroups.

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Yakov Nuzhin, Alexei Stepanov. 2018-12-10. Subgroups of Chevalley groups of types $B_l$ and $C_l$ containing the group over a subring and corresponding carpets. https://arxiv.org/abs/1812.03735

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