Compatible Peirce decompositions of Jordan triple systems - MSP
Compatible Peirce decompositions of Jordan triple systems - MSP
Compatible Peirce decompositions of Jordan triple systems - MSP
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84 KEVIN MCCRIMMON<br />
reduce to (*) = (i), (**) = (H), and (***) = (iii) + (iv). Q<br />
These conditions are necessary if J has no 2-torsion. On the<br />
other hand, if J has characteristic 2 then all <strong>Peirce</strong> reflections<br />
reduce to the identity map, which is automatically an automorphism.<br />
We verify these conditions for two special situations which are<br />
important in constructing symmetries <strong>of</strong> matrix <strong>systems</strong> [7].<br />
PROPOSITION 4.4. The <strong>Peirce</strong> reflection S# will be an automorphism<br />
in either <strong>of</strong> the two following cases: if& = {e, /} for two<br />
collinear tripotents e, f with <strong>Peirce</strong> decomposition<br />
— T £D T T' ( f<br />
*" ί?<br />
\ — J C& T ££} T<br />
— ** (2i) vχ7 v (i2) > ** i\^ ) — ^ (ID \U ** do) vL/ ** (oi)<br />
- v (oo)<br />
satisfying the conditions<br />
(2a) J m) = J m = J ί02) = 0<br />
(2b) P(J (w)e = P(Jin))f = 0<br />
(2c) L(J m)9 J (u))e = L(J m, J ai))f = 0<br />
or if & = {e, /, fc} /or ίferβe pairwise collinear tripotents e, /, k<br />
<strong>Peirce</strong> decomposition<br />
satisfying<br />
— e/(220) φ «^(202) φ ^(022) φ β'(211) Φ ^ (121) Φ " (112)> ^θ(^) ==<br />
«^l(^ )<br />
= r<br />
^ (110) φ «/ (101) Φ e^(011)<br />
(3a) J (2