The linear symplectic layer of the A₂ reduction #
This file isolates the part of the generic-monic reduction which is purely
linear algebra. A Weyl presentation is encoded by a finite family z whose
pairwise commutators are the entries of a fixed skew matrix. A matrix M
preserving that form gives a new family by linear combination, and the new
family has exactly the same Weyl commutators.
The result is deliberately stated for an arbitrary finite index type and an
arbitrary symplectic form. The A₂ instance is obtained with
ι = Fin 2 ⊕ Fin 2 and Matrix.J (Fin 2) k, so this is not a list of
hand-picked coordinate changes.
This is the algebraic prerequisite for applying Stafford's ring-equivalence transport to a Weyl change of generators. The final section also descends a form-preserving change to a homomorphism of the presented quotient and proves the A₂ symplectic change is invertible using the inverse matrix and generator-extensionality. The PBW identification and generic monic normalization belong to the downstream Weyl modules, outside this module's linear-algebra scope. Reusable commutator identities are imported from AlgebraicAnalysis.
Historical namespace for the shared ring commutator.
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The linear combination of a family of generators specified by a matrix.
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- Stafford.linearCombination M z i = ∑ j : ι, (algebraMap k A) (M i j) * z j
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A matrix preserving omega preserves all Weyl commutators.
The standard A₂ specialization #
The two coordinate and two momentum indices of the second Weyl algebra.
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- Stafford.A2Index = (Fin 2 ⊕ Fin 2)
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Descent to the presented Weyl algebra #
RingQuot is Mathlib's universal quotient for a possibly noncommutative ring.
The following definitions use it to make the universal-property step
explicit. This is still presentation-level algebra: identifying the
quotient with a PBW Weyl algebra remains separate, while the inverse-matrix
argument below proves the form-preserving A₂ map is an automorphism.
The generating relation equating each generator commutator with the corresponding scalar form entry.
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The quotient of the free algebra by the commutator relations prescribed by omega.
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- Stafford.FreeWeyl k ι omega = RingQuot (Stafford.freeWeylRelation omega)
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The image of a free generator in the Weyl quotient.
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- Stafford.freeWeylGenerator omega i = (RingQuot.mkAlgHom k (Stafford.freeWeylRelation omega)) (FreeAlgebra.ι k i)
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The linear combination of Weyl elements specified by a row of a matrix.
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- Stafford.freeWeylLinearCombination M z i = ∑ j : ι, (algebraMap k (Stafford.FreeWeyl k ι omega)) (M i j) * z j
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The free-algebra homomorphism sending generators to their matrix linear combinations.
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- Stafford.freeWeylMap M omega = (FreeAlgebra.lift k) fun (i : ι) => Stafford.freeWeylLinearCombination M (Stafford.freeWeylGenerator omega) i
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A matrix substitution preserving the prescribed commutators respects the quotient relations.
The endomorphism of the Weyl quotient induced by a commutator-preserving matrix substitution.
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- Stafford.freeWeylSymplecticAlgHom M omega hpres = (RingQuot.liftAlgHom k) ⟨Stafford.freeWeylMap M omega, ⋯⟩
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A symplectic change of the four generators preserves the defining Weyl commutators.
The endomorphism of the second Weyl quotient induced by a symplectic matrix.
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The automorphism of the second Weyl quotient induced by a symplectic group element.
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