Related papers: Matrices for the Weil representation
This is an expanded version of my Shaw Prize Lecture delivered at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
In this paper, the author gives two methods to construct complete Lie algebras. Both methods show that the derivation algebras of some Lie algebras are complete.
In recent years, the notion of characteristic polynomial of representations of Lie algebras has been widely studied. This paper provides more properties of these characteristic polynomials. For simple Lie algebras, we characterize the…
These are expanded notes of a two-semester course on Lie groups and Lie algebras given by the author at MIT.
The aim of this note is to understand the injectivity of Feigin's map $\mathbf{F_w}$ by representation theory of quivers, where $\mathbf{w}$ is the word of a reduced expression of the longest element of a finite Weyl group. This is achieved…
We look into a construction of principal abelian varieties attached to certain spin manifolds, due to Witten and Moore-Witten around 2000 and try to place it in a broader framework. This is related to Weil intermediate Jacobians but it also…
Presentation of set matrices and demonstration of their efficiency as a tool using the path/cycle problem.
Updated version of 2013 Arizona WInter School notes on modularity lifting theorems for for two-dimensional p-adic representations, using wherever possible arguments that go over to the n-dimensional (self-dual) case.
Jacobi forms can be considered as vector valued modular forms, and Jacobi forms of critical weight correspond to vector valued modular forms of weight $\frac12$. Since the only modular forms of weight $\frac12$ on congruence subgroups of…
In the paper are proved theorems, which amplify the results of my paper "On the difference equation of Poincare type (Part 3)", Max-Plank-Institut fuer Mathematik, Bonn, Preprint Series, 2004, 09, 1-34.
This paper fixes a gap in my article "Support varieties of non-restricted modules over Lie algebras of reductive groups" pointed out to me by J.C. Jantzen. It was written several years ago, but never widely circulated.
The purpose of this note is to correct an inaccuracy in the paper: R.P. Agaev and P.Yu. Chebotarev, "On Determining the Eigenprojection and Components of a Matrix," Autom. Remote Control, 2002, vol. 63, pp. 1537-1545 [arXiv:math/0508197],…
In a paper from 1973 R.D. Hill studied linear matrix maps $\mathcal{L}:\mathbb{C}^{q \times q}\to\mathbb{C}^{n \times n}$ which map Hermitian matrices to Hermitian matrices, or equivalently, preserve adjoints, i.e.,…
We consider the problem of writing real polynomials as determinants of symmetric linear matrix polynomials. This problem of algebraic geometry, whose roots go back to the nineteenth century, has recently received new attention from the…
Lecture notes given at the summer school ``Applications of random matrices to physics", Les Houches, June 2004.
The notions of weakly bipartitive and bipartitive families were introduced by Montgolfier (2003) as a general tool for studying some decomposition of graphs and other combinatorial structures. In this paper, we give a matrix description of…
We introduce representations$^{6-th}$ of Lie algebras, and study the counterparts of the P-B-W Theorem and the Hopf algebra structure for the enveloping algebras of Lie algebras in the context of representations$^{6-th}$ of Lie algebras.
We report on experience with an investigation of the analytic structure of the solution of certain algebraic complex equations. In particular the behavior of their series expansions around the origin is discussed. The investigation imposes…
We construct some irreducible representations of the Leavitt path algebra of an arbitrary quiver. The constructed representations are associated to certain algebraic branching systems. For a row-finite quiver, we classify algebraic…
Let V be a symplectic vector space over a finite or local field. We compute the character of the Weil representation of the metaplectic group Mp(V). The final formulas are overtly free of choices (e.g. they do not involve the usual choice…