Discriminants et sommes de carrés
In this paper we generalize the notion of discriminant for symmetric matrices and some results about it to the case of symmetric spaces.
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In this paper we generalize the notion of discriminant for symmetric matrices and some results about it to the case of symmetric spaces.
Given a linear representation $ρ: \mathfrak{g} \longrightarrow \mathfrak{g}\ell(V)$ of a Lie algebra $\mathfrak{g}$, one can define a linear representation $ρ_m : \mathfrak{g}_m \longrightarrow \mathfrak{g}\ell(V^m)$ of the generalized Takiff algebra $\mathfrak{g}_m$. It is proved here that the vector fields defined by $ρ_m$ on $V^m$ do have the Dixmier property if those defined by $ρ$ have the same property. Examples where the result applies are given and in particular, those of the adjoint or coadjoint representations of Takiff algebras.
Explicit generators are given for the ring of invariant polynomials under the coadjoint representation of certain inhomogeneous groups.
This article contains: - Proofs of certain results recently obtained by D. Panyushev. - An addendum to the "inequality of Panyushev". - Calculations of indexes of certain contracted Lie algebras. - Examples of additivity of the index of Lie algebras. ----- On trouvera dans ce papier : - Des démonstrations de certains des résultats obtenus récemment par D. Panyushev. - Un complément portant sur "l'inégalité de Panyushev''. - Des calculs d'indices de certaines contractées d'algèbres de Lie. - Des exemples d'additivité de l'indice des algèbres de Lie.
This text is a continuation to "Notes sur l'indice des algèbres de Lie (I)", math.RT/0605499 ----- Ce texte est une suite à : "Notes sur l'indice des algèbres de Lie (I)".
In the paper, it is proved that any $C^{1}$-function on GL(n) which is locally $P$-invariant (here $P$ is the affine (sub)group of GL(n)) is locally $G$-invairant. There is also a statement for distributions (a very weak form of Baruch's results).
Let $G$ be a Lie group acting on a vector space $V$. Given a set of $G$-invariants, one can ask the question : does this set of invariants characterize the group $G$ ? We recall here some known results, ask questions and state some conjectures for different choices of invariants : polynomial functions, orbits, distributions, and different types of groups.