Symbolic determinant identity testing and non-commutative ranks of matrix Lie algebras
summary
Proves that many matrix Lie algebra representations produce singular matrix spaces that have no shrunk subspaces and, except for the zero or adjoint representation, no linear kernel; reduces SDIT for these spaces to PIT on upper‑triangular blocks via computation of a Cartan subalgebra and gives a polytime deterministic algorithm by combining the Lie‑group/Lie‑algebra correspondence (over C) with the De Graaf–Ivanyos–Rónyai Cartan computation; notes proof uses complex fields and leaves extending to other fields and a black‑box SDIT version as open problems.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Outline
- 1:08Polynomial identity testing
- 2:48Symbolic determinant identity testing
- 4:21Matrix space viewpoint
- 5:32struct subspace
- 9:08family switch
- 13:32avi
- 14:51new examples
- 19:06Invariant subspace
- 20:57Composition series
- 21:55Linear kernel
- 22:52Lie algebra
- 25:25adjoint representation
- 28:18key theorem
- 28:38cheval level
- 32:00conclusion
- 32:48technical issues
