Abstract: Let be an algebraic Lie algebra. An adapted pair for is pair consisting of an ad-semisimple element of and a regular element of satisfying . An adapted pair is said to satisfy integrality if has integer eigenvalues on . Integrality is shown to hold for any Frobenius Lie algebra which is a biparabolic subalgebra of a semisimple Lie algebra; but may fail in general. Call regular if there are no proper semi-invariant polynomial functions on and if the subalgebra of invariant functions is polynomial. In this case there are no known counter-examples to integrality. It is shown that if is the canonical truncation of a biparabolic subalgebra of a simple Lie algebra which is regular and admits an adapted pair , then the eigenvalues of on lie in , where is a coefficient of a simple root in the highest root of . Let be a regular Lie algebra admitting an adapted pair . Let be the subalgebra spanned by the eigensubspaces of with integer eigenvalue. It is shown that the canonical truncation of is regular. Sufficient knowledge of the relation between the generators for the invariant polynomial functions on and on can then lead to establishing the integrality of . This method is used to show the integrality of an adapted pair for a truncated parabolic subalgebra of a simple Lie algebra of type .
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