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Toda lattice and toric varieties for real split semisimple Lie algebras

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The paper concerns the topology of an isospectral real smooth manifold for certain Jacobi element associated with real split semisimple Lie algebra. The manifold is identified as a compact, connected completion of the disconnected Cartan subgroup of the corresponding Lie group $\tilde G$ which is a disjoint union of the split Cartan subgroups associated to semisimple portions of Levi factors of all standard parabolic subgroups of $\tilde G$. The manifold is also related to the compactified level sets of a generalized Toda lattice equation defined on the semisimple Lie algebra, which is diffeomorphic to a toric variety in the flag manifold ${\tilde G}/B$ with Borel subgroup $B$ of $\tilde G$. We then give a cellular decomposition and the associated chain complex of the manifold by introducing colored-signed Dynkin diagrams which parametrize the cells in the decomposition.

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L. Casian, Y. Kodama. 2001-04-06. Toda lattice and toric varieties for real split semisimple Lie algebras. https://arxiv.org/abs/math/9912021

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