A connection behind the Terwilliger algebras of \(H(D,2)\) and \(\frac{ 1}{ 2} H(D,2)\)

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DOI10.1016/J.JALGEBRA.2023.07.019arXiv2210.15733OpenAlexW4385302640MaRDI QIDQ6052918

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Publication date: 25 September 2023

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Abstract: The universal enveloping algebra U(mathfraksl2) of mathfraksl2 is a unital associative algebra over mathbbC generated by E,F,H subject to the relations �egin{align*} [H,E]=2E, qquad [H,F]=-2F, qquad [E,F]=H. end{align*} The distinguished central element Lambda=EF+FE+frac{H^2}{2} is called the Casimir element of U(mathfraksl2). The universal Hahn algebra mathcalH is a unital associative algebra over mathbbC with generators A,B,C and the relations assert that [A,B]=C and each of �egin{align*} alpha=[C,A]+2A^2+B, qquad �eta=[B,C]+4BA+2C end{align*} is central in mathcalH. The distinguished central element Omega=4ABA+B^2-C^2-2�eta A+2(1-alpha)B is called the Casimir element of mathcalH. By investigating the relationship between the Terwilliger algebras of the hypercube and its halved graph, we discover the algebra homomorphism atural:mathcalHightarrowU(mathfraksl2) that sends �egin{eqnarray*} A &mapsto & frac{H}{4}, \ B & mapsto & frac{E^2+F^2+Lambda-1}{4}-frac{H^2}{8}, \ C & mapsto & frac{E^2-F^2}{4}. end{eqnarray*} We determine the image of atural and show that the kernel of atural is the two-sided ideal of mathcalH generated by and 16Omega24alpha+3. By pulling back via atural each U(mathfraksl2)-module can be regarded as an mathcalH-module. For each integer ngeq0 there exists a unique (n+1)-dimensional irreducible U(mathfraksl2)-module Ln up to isomorphism. We show that the mathcalH-module Ln (ngeq1) is a direct sum of two non-isomorphic irreducible mathcalH-modules.


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