Kristen A. Nairn | Searcharxiv

arXiv2010

Centralizers of Commuting Elements in Compact Lie Groups

The moduli space for a flat G-bundle over the two-torus is completely determined by its holonomy representation. When G is compact, connected, and simply connected, we show that the moduli space is homeomorphic to a product of two tori mod the action of the Weyl group, or equivalently to the conjugacy classes of commuting pairs of elements in G. Since the component group for a non-simply connected group is given by some finite dimensional subgroup in the centralizer of an n-tuple, we use diagram automorphisms of the extended Dynkin diagram to prove properties of centralizers of pairs of elements in G, followed by some explicit examples. We conclude by showing that as a result of a compact, connected, simply connected Lie group G having a finite number of subgroups, each conjugate to the centralizer of any element in G, that there is a uniform bound on an irredundant chain of commuting elements.

math.GR↗

arXiv2007

On the Gröbner complexity of matrices

In this paper we show that if for an integer matrix A the universal Gröbner basis of the associated toric ideal \Ideal_A coincides with the Graver basis of A, then the Gröbner complexity u(A) and the Graver complexity g(A) of its higher Lawrence liftings agree, too. We conclude that for the matrices A_{3\times 3} and A_{3\times 4}, defining the 3\times 3 and 3\times 4 transportation problems, we have u(A_{3\times 3})=g(A_{3\times 3})=9 and u(A_{3\times 4})=g(A_{3\times 4})\geq 27. Moreover, we prove u(A_{a,b})=g(A_{a,b})=2(a+b)/\gcd(a,b) for positive integers a,b and A_{a,b}=(\begin{smallmatrix} 1 & 1 & 1 & 1 0 & a & b & a+b \end{smallmatrix}).

math.AC↗