The Lie algebra $\mathfrak{sl}_4(\mathbb C)$ and the hypercubes
William J. Martin, Paul Terwilliger

TL;DR
This paper explores the relationship between the Lie algebra rak{sl}_4(\u00a0C) and hypercube graphs, constructing modules and isomorphisms that connect algebraic and combinatorial structures.
Contribution
It introduces new rak{sl}_4(\u00a0C)-modules related to hypercube graphs and establishes explicit isomorphisms between polynomial modules and graph automorphism modules.
Findings
rak{sl}_4(\u00a0C) acts on polynomial algebras as derivations.
Constructed modules ix(G) and T are isomorphic to polynomial modules.
Established rak{sl}_4(\u00a0C)-module isomorphisms connecting algebraic and combinatorial structures.
Abstract
We describe a relationship between the Lie algebra and the hypercube graphs. Consider the -algebra of polynomials in four commuting variables. We turn into an -module on which each element of acts as a derivation. Then becomes a direct sum of irreducible -modules , where is the th homogeneous component of . For we construct some additional -modules and . For these modules the underlying vector space is described as follows. Let denote the vertex set of the hypercube , and let denote the -vector space with basis . For the automorphism group of , the action of on turns into a -module. The…
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TopicsFinite Group Theory Research · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
