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The affine A1 simple roots and GCM

Example

For finite sl2 with root α and coroot h, the affine simple roots and coroots are α0=δα, α1=α, h0=ch, h1=h. Their Cartan matrix is A^=(2222).

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The rank-one root convention α(h)=2.

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The loop generators give the GCM realization by Loop and affine GCM presentations are isomorphic.

Verification

1.1

The finite roots are α,α, so the highest root is θ=α. F1 gives the displayed data. Since δ(c)=δ(h)=α(c)=0, we compute α0(h0)=0α(ch)=2, α1(h0)=α(ch)=2, α0(h1)=α(h)=2, and α1(h1)=2. These are all four entries in the stated row-coroot, column-root convention.

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2.1

By F2, e0=ft and f0=et1, with [e0,f0]=ch=h0; the finite generators lie in degree zero. The matrix has rank one since its second row is the negative of its first, and its null vector is (1,1). Accordingly α0+α1=δ and h0+h1=c, both nonzero in the full realization. Thus the two off-diagonal double entries describe an affine, not finite rank-one, matrix. All data are explicit and choice-free.

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