Decomposition of spinor groups by the involution {\sigma}' in exceptional Lie groups

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Authors Toshikazu Miyashita

Publication date 6 December 2003

Full work available at URL https://arxiv.org/abs/1012.4069

zbMATH Keywords

compact exceptional Lie groupsexceptional Lie algebraexplicit realizationgroup structurespinor subgroup

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Semisimple Lie groups and their representations (22E46)

Abstract: The compact exceptional Lie groups F4, E6, E7 and E8 have spinor groups as a subgroup as follows: E8 supset Ss(16) supset Spin(15) supset Spin(14) supset Spin(13), E7 supset Spin(12) supset Spin(11), E6 supset Spin(10), F4 supset Spin(9) supset Spin(8) supset Spin(7) supset cdot cdot cdot supset Spin(1) i 1. We know the involution {sigma}' induced an element {sigma}' in Spin(8) subset F4 subset E6 subset E7 subset E8. Now, in this paper, we determine the group structures of (Spin(n)){sigma}' which are the fixed subgroups by the involution {sigma}'.

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