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$exp_G(ad_X )(Y ) in Lie(H)$?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
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Let $G le GL_N(Bbb R)$, G connected and $Hle G$, H closed and connected.
Let $mathcal{N} = {X ∈ Lie(G), ∀Y ∈ Lie(H), [X, Y ] ∈ Lie(H)}$
Let $X ∈ mathcal{N}, Y ∈ Lie(H)$. Prove that $Ad_{exp_G (X)} (Y ) ∈ Lie(H)$.
I am confused:
We know that $Ad_{exp_G (X)} (Y ) = exp_G(ad_X )(Y )$ with $ad_X in End(Lie(G))$ so by restriction to H: $ad_X in End(Lie(H))$.
Then composing with $exp_G$ we have $exp_G(ad_X )in End(H)$ so how comes $exp_G(ad_X )(Y ) in Lie(H)$?
I am surely missing something fundamental in Lie algebras and the exponential map.
Thank you for your help.
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Let $G le GL_N(Bbb R)$, G connected and $Hle G$, H closed and connected.
Let $mathcal{N} = {X ∈ Lie(G), ∀Y ∈ Lie(H), [X, Y ] ∈ Lie(H)}$
Let $X ∈ mathcal{N}, Y ∈ Lie(H)$. Prove that $Ad_{exp_G (X)} (Y ) ∈ Lie(H)$.
I am confused:
We know that $Ad_{exp_G (X)} (Y ) = exp_G(ad_X )(Y )$ with $ad_X in End(Lie(G))$ so by restriction to H: $ad_X in End(Lie(H))$.
Then composing with $exp_G$ we have $exp_G(ad_X )in End(H)$ so how comes $exp_G(ad_X )(Y ) in Lie(H)$?
I am surely missing something fundamental in Lie algebras and the exponential map.
Thank you for your help.
lie-groups lie-algebras
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Check out my question here - math.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/29995/…
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Let $G le GL_N(Bbb R)$, G connected and $Hle G$, H closed and connected.
Let $mathcal{N} = {X ∈ Lie(G), ∀Y ∈ Lie(H), [X, Y ] ∈ Lie(H)}$
Let $X ∈ mathcal{N}, Y ∈ Lie(H)$. Prove that $Ad_{exp_G (X)} (Y ) ∈ Lie(H)$.
I am confused:
We know that $Ad_{exp_G (X)} (Y ) = exp_G(ad_X )(Y )$ with $ad_X in End(Lie(G))$ so by restriction to H: $ad_X in End(Lie(H))$.
Then composing with $exp_G$ we have $exp_G(ad_X )in End(H)$ so how comes $exp_G(ad_X )(Y ) in Lie(H)$?
I am surely missing something fundamental in Lie algebras and the exponential map.
Thank you for your help.
lie-groups lie-algebras
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Let $G le GL_N(Bbb R)$, G connected and $Hle G$, H closed and connected.
Let $mathcal{N} = {X ∈ Lie(G), ∀Y ∈ Lie(H), [X, Y ] ∈ Lie(H)}$
Let $X ∈ mathcal{N}, Y ∈ Lie(H)$. Prove that $Ad_{exp_G (X)} (Y ) ∈ Lie(H)$.
I am confused:
We know that $Ad_{exp_G (X)} (Y ) = exp_G(ad_X )(Y )$ with $ad_X in End(Lie(G))$ so by restriction to H: $ad_X in End(Lie(H))$.
Then composing with $exp_G$ we have $exp_G(ad_X )in End(H)$ so how comes $exp_G(ad_X )(Y ) in Lie(H)$?
I am surely missing something fundamental in Lie algebras and the exponential map.
Thank you for your help.
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lie-groups lie-algebras
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Check out my question here - math.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/29995/…
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– user619699
Mar 25 at 8:48
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Check out my question here - math.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/29995/…
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– user619699
Mar 25 at 8:48
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Check out my question here - math.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/29995/…
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