An octonionic construction of E₈ and the Lie algebra magic square
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An octonionic construction of \(E 8\) and the Lie algebra magic square
An octonionic construction of \(E 8\) and the Lie algebra magic square
Abstract: We give a new construction of the Lie algebra of type , in terms of matrices, such that the Lie bracket has a natural description as the matrix commutator. This leads to a new interpretation of the Freudenthal-Tits magic square of Lie algebras, acting on themselves by commutation.
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