
TL;DR
This paper classifies Hodge representations of certain simple algebraic groups with specific Hodge numbers, focusing on non-type A groups and providing a detailed classification of their R-irreducible representations.
Contribution
It offers a classification of Hodge representations for non-type A absolutely simple Q-algebraic groups with Hodge numbers (1,1,...,1), filling a gap in the understanding of these structures.
Findings
Classification of R-irreducible representations for non-type A groups
Identification of limitations in classifying type A groups
Enhanced understanding of Hodge representations with specific Hodge numbers
Abstract
We study Hodge representations of absolutely simple Q-algebraic groups with Hodge numbers h = (1,1,...,1). For those groups that are not of type A, we give a classification of the R-irreducible representations; a similar classification for type A does not seem possible.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Geometry · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
