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Minuscule weights

Definition

Assume the Axiom of Choice. Let g be a finite-dimensional complex simple Lie algebra, with Cartan subalgebra h, root system Φ⊆h∗, positive system Φ+, set of dominant integral weights Λ+={λ∈P:⟨λ,α∨⟩≥0 ∀α∈Φ+} and coroots α∨∈h of roots α (Integral, dominant, and strictly dominant weights, Coroot of a Lie-algebra root, Finite Weyl root system, lattice and chamber conventions). Here ⟨λ,α∨⟩=λ(hα) is the natural pairing, and the coroots of Φ form the dual root system Φ∨={α∨:α∈Φ} (The root set is a reduced crystallographic root system, Fundamental weights).

A dominant integral weight ω∈Λ+ is minuscule if ⟨ω,β∨⟩≤1for every β∈Φ+. Since the coroot of a negative root is the negative of the coroot of the positive root, Φ∨=−Φ∨ at the level of the sets {β∨}, and since ω is dominant integral the pairing ⟨ω,β∨⟩ is a nonnegative integer for β∈Φ+; hence the displayed condition is equivalent to ∣⟨ω,β∨⟩∣≤1for every β∈Φ. The zero weight is minuscule, and the Weyl group acts on weights by the reflection action λ↦wλ (Root reflections and the Weyl group action).

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