The Denominator Principle: Adjoint Invariants of Minimal Nilpotent Centralizers

For every complex simple Lie algebra 𝔰 of rank at least two and minimal nilpotent element e, we determine the adjoint invariant ring of 𝔰ₑ = 𝔩 ⋉ H(V). A least-denominator theorem constructs one additional generator, whose degree is the top Coxeter exponent h − 1. The degree calculation combines local root-plane orders with the Orlik–Solomon–Terao restriction theorem. The quotient is faithfully flat with complete-intersection fibers and admits a section exactly in type A. In every other type, including E₈, its zero fiber has irreducible support and a square-zero, nonprincipal nilradical. A double cover describes its regular-orbit part. Odd SL₂ extensions supply exact section criteria and explicit local models. A separate tensor calculation determines the unrestricted detector threshold in type C; for the sextonionic algebra the unrestricted minimum remains between 7 and 29.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-09-29
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23046390
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Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
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The Denominator Principle: Adjoint Invariants of Minimal Nilpotent Centralizers

Anton Joha
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
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The Denominator Principle: Adjoint Invariants of Minimal Nilpotent Centralizers

Anton Joha
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Abstract

For every complex simple Lie algebra 𝔰 of rank at least two and minimal nilpotent element e, we determine the adjoint invariant ring of 𝔰ₑ = 𝔩 ⋉ H(V). A least-denominator theorem constructs one additional generator, whose degree is the top Coxeter exponent h − 1. The degree calculation combines local root-plane orders with the Orlik–Solomon–Terao restriction theorem. The quotient is faithfully flat with complete-intersection fibers and admits a section exactly in type A. In every other type, including E₈, its zero fiber has irreducible support and a square-zero, nonprincipal nilradical. A double cover describes its regular-orbit part. Odd SL₂ extensions supply exact section criteria and explicit local models. A separate tensor calculation determines the unrestricted detector threshold in type C; for the sextonionic algebra the unrestricted minimum remains between 7 and 29.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
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