2020
DOI: 10.1112/blms.12440
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R‐triviality of groups of type F4 arising from the first Tits construction

Abstract: Any group of type F4 is obtained as the automorphism group of an Albert algebra. We prove that such a group is R-trivial whenever the Albert algebra is obtained from the first Tits construction. Our proof uses cohomological techniques and the corresponding result on the structure group of such Albert algebras.

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“…In this paper, we prove that for an Albert algebra A over a field k of arbitrary characteristic, there exists an isotope A (v) such that the algebraic group Aut(A (v) ) is R-trivial. Since for first Tits construction Albert algebras all isotopes are isomorphic (see [17]), it follows that the algebraic group Aut(A) is R-trivial for first Tits construction Albert algebras, thereby improving the result proved in ( [1], [28]). The case of reduced Albert algebras which have no nonzero nilpotents and Albert division algebras in general is work in progress.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 68%
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“…In this paper, we prove that for an Albert algebra A over a field k of arbitrary characteristic, there exists an isotope A (v) such that the algebraic group Aut(A (v) ) is R-trivial. Since for first Tits construction Albert algebras all isotopes are isomorphic (see [17]), it follows that the algebraic group Aut(A) is R-trivial for first Tits construction Albert algebras, thereby improving the result proved in ( [1], [28]). The case of reduced Albert algebras which have no nonzero nilpotents and Albert division algebras in general is work in progress.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 68%
“…Let A = J(B, σ, u, µ) be an Albert algebra with S := (B, σ) + a division algebra and K = Z(B), a quadratic étale extension of k. Then any automorphism of A stabilizing S is of the form (a, b) → (pap −1 , pbq) for p ∈ U (B, σ) and q ∈ U (B, σ u ) with N B (p)N B (q) = 1. We have (1) , where…”
Section: Suppose S = Dmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Let A = J(B, σ, u, µ) be an Albert algebra with S := (B, σ) + a division algebra and K = Z(B), a quadratic étale extension of k. Then any automorphism of A stabilizing S is of the form (a, b) → (pap −1 , pbq) for p ∈ U (B, σ) and q ∈ U (B, σ u ) with N B (p)N B (q) = 1. We have Aut(A, (B, σ) + ) ∼ = [U (B, σ) × U (B, σ u )] det /K (1) , where…”
Section: Suppose S = Dmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We would like to mention that at the time this preprint was completed, S. Alsaody, V. Chernousov and A. Pianzola posted a preprint on the arXiv ( [1]), proving the R-triviality for groups of type F 4 that arise from the first Tits constructions, over fields of characteristic different from 2 and 3. Their proof relies on certain cohomological techniques.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%