2017
DOI: 10.1007/s00031-017-9420-2
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Noncompact Groups of Hermitian Symmetric Type and Factorization

Abstract: We investigate Birkhoff (or triangular) factorization and (what we propose to call) root subgroup factorization for elements of a noncompact simple Lie group G 0 of inner type. For compact groups root subgroup factorization is related to Bott-Samelson desingularization, and many striking applications have been discovered by Lu ([3]). In this paper, in the inner noncompact case, we obtain parallel characterizations of the Birkhoff components of G 0 and an analogous construction of root subgroup coordinates for … Show more

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“…There is a substantial literature on (a number of slightly different versions of) root subgroup factorization for a unitary form U of G. Some of the main references are Kac-Peterson [7] (following seminal ideas of Steinberg on the structure of finite groups of Lie type), Bott-Samelson [3] (on the desingularization of Schubert varieties), Soibelman [13] and Lu [10] (Poisson geometry). For real noncompact groups, see [4]. One motivation for returning to this topic in a complex setting is the existence of a generalization to loop groups which has nontrivial consequences for the calculation of Toeplitz determinants, see [2].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…There is a substantial literature on (a number of slightly different versions of) root subgroup factorization for a unitary form U of G. Some of the main references are Kac-Peterson [7] (following seminal ideas of Steinberg on the structure of finite groups of Lie type), Bott-Samelson [3] (on the desingularization of Schubert varieties), Soibelman [13] and Lu [10] (Poisson geometry). For real noncompact groups, see [4]. One motivation for returning to this topic in a complex setting is the existence of a generalization to loop groups which has nontrivial consequences for the calculation of Toeplitz determinants, see [2].…”
Section: Notesmentioning
confidence: 99%