Reducible polar representations (Q5937276)

In this paper a classification is given of reducible polar representations, finding that the only ``non trivial'' interesting reducible polar representations are the ones of the Lie groups of types \(A_3, A_3 \times T^1, B_3, B_3 \times T^1, D_4, D_4 \times T^1\) and \(D_4 \times T^1\). By ``non trivial'' the author means that the acting Lie group does not decompose into a product acting componentwise on a direct sum. Irreducible polar representations were classified by \textit{J. Dadok} in [Trans. Am. Math. Soc. 288, 125-137 (1985; Zbl 0565.22010)].