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The full toral-weight Lusztig module category
Definition
Fix a simple simply-laced finite root system, its full weight lattice and coroot lattice , with the simply connected root datum , and . Let satisfy , where is odd and is the Coxeter number. Both orders and for are allowed. Use the full Lusztig form of De Concini–Kac, Lusztig, and small quantum-group forms at roots of unity with this datum, specialized at .
Let consist of finite-dimensional left modules with a finite -weight decomposition satisfying, for every , , and ,
The binomial is evaluated as a Laurent polynomial, including negative upper indices, rather than as a ratio of specialized factorials. Morphisms preserve weights and commute with the full algebra. The structure includes all divided powers and toral binomials; ordinary-generator eigenvalue conditions alone are insufficient at a root.
Normalize the symmetric rational bilinear form on by . Choose a positive integer with and choose with . Define the symmetric bicharacter
This is part of the choice of braiding. In particular on the entire selected weight lattice. No coprimality of and the determinant of the Cartan matrix is imposed.
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Used by
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Sources
- George Lusztig, Introduction to Quantum Groups (standard reference, not scraped)