
TL;DR
This paper investigates Lie-orthogonal operators on finite-dimensional Lie algebras, revealing their invariance properties, characterizing them for simple, semi-simple, and reductive algebras, and computing their sets for specific classes like Heisenberg algebras.
Contribution
It provides a complete description of Lie-orthogonal operators on simple, semi-simple, and reductive Lie algebras, and explores their structure on various specific classes.
Findings
Lie-orthogonal operators preserve the center, radical, and central series components.
On simple Lie algebras, Lie-orthogonal operators are only trivial.
The group of Lie-orthogonal operators on a Heisenberg algebra is isomorphic to a symplectic group.
Abstract
Basic properties of Lie-orthogonal operators on a finite-dimensional Lie algebra are studied. In particular, the center, the radical and the components of the ascending central series prove to be invariant with respect to any Lie-orthogonal operator. Over an algebraically closed field of characteristic 0, only solvable Lie algebras with solvability degree not greater than two admit Lie-orthogonal operators whose all eigenvalues differ from 1 and -1. The main result of the paper is that Lie-orthogonal operators on a simple Lie algebra are exhausted by the trivial ones. This allows us to give the complete description of Lie-orthogonal operators for semi-simple and reductive algebras, as well as a preliminary description of Lie-orthogonal operators on Lie algebras with nontrivial Levi-Mal'tsev decomposition. The sets of Lie-orthogonal operators of some classes of Lie algebras (Heisenberg…
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