Integrability of Moufang Foundations - A Contribution to the Classification of Twin Buildings
Sebastian Wei{\ss}

TL;DR
This paper advances the classification of twin buildings by analyzing integrable Moufang foundations, focusing on simply laced and 443 triangle diagrams, and solves the isomorphism problem for Moufang sets of pseudo-quadratic spaces.
Contribution
It provides complete lists of integrable foundations for specific diagram types, refining existing classification techniques for twin buildings.
Findings
Classified integrable foundations for simply laced diagrams.
Classified integrable foundations for 443 triangle diagrams.
Solved the isomorphism problem for Moufang sets of pseudo-quadratic spaces.
Abstract
Buildings have been introduced by J. Tits in order to study semi-simple algebraic groups from a geometrical point of view. One of the most important results in the theory of buildings is the classification of irreducible spherical buildings of rank at least 3. About 25 years ago, M. Ronan and J. Tits defined the class of twin buildings, which generalize spherical buildings in a natural way. The motivation of their definition is provided by the theory of Kac-Moody groups. A 2-spherical twin building is uniquely determined by its local structure in almost all cases: The so-called foundation is the union of the rank 2 residues which contain an (arbitrary) chamber. Therefore, the classification of 2-spherical twin buildings reduces to the classification of all foundations which can be realized as the local structure of such a twin building. We call such a foundation "integrable". By a…
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TopicsComputational Geometry and Mesh Generation
