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I'm reading a paper on complex semi-simple algebraic group geometry at the moment, but finding the going a bit tough since I'm missing alot of the prerequisites. Firstly, the author refers to a principal embedding of one Lie group into another. I guess that this is an embedding of one group into another that is maximal in some sense. The paper states that in the dual Lie algebra setting this means that ${\frak g}$ is obtained from ${\frak g_0}$ by adding a node to the Dynkin diagram. The family of examples used is that of the embedding of $U_{N-1}$ into $SU_{N}$. I've searched the web but can't find a principal embedding defn, could someone point me in the right direction.

Secondly, if $G_0$ is principal embedded into $G$, is there some result about the quotient $G/G_0$ having a complex structure? This works for example $CP^N = SU_N/U_{N-1}$$CP^{N-1} = SU_N/U_{N-1}$.

I'm reading a paper on complex semi-simple algebraic group geometry at the moment, but finding the going a bit tough since I'm missing alot of the prerequisites. Firstly, the author refers to a principal embedding of one Lie group into another. I guess that this is an embedding of one group into another that is maximal in some sense. The paper states that in the dual Lie algebra setting this means that ${\frak g}$ is obtained from ${\frak g_0}$ by adding a node to the Dynkin diagram. The family of examples used is that of the embedding of $U_{N-1}$ into $SU_{N}$. I've searched the web but can't find a principal embedding defn, could someone point me in the right direction.

Secondly, if $G_0$ is principal embedded into $G$, is there some result about the quotient $G/G_0$ having a complex structure? This works for example $CP^N = SU_N/U_{N-1}$.

I'm reading a paper on complex semi-simple algebraic group geometry at the moment, but finding the going a bit tough since I'm missing alot of the prerequisites. Firstly, the author refers to a principal embedding of one Lie group into another. I guess that this is an embedding of one group into another that is maximal in some sense. The paper states that in the dual Lie algebra setting this means that ${\frak g}$ is obtained from ${\frak g_0}$ by adding a node to the Dynkin diagram. The family of examples used is that of the embedding of $U_{N-1}$ into $SU_{N}$. I've searched the web but can't find a principal embedding defn, could someone point me in the right direction.

Secondly, if $G_0$ is principal embedded into $G$, is there some result about the quotient $G/G_0$ having a complex structure? This works for example $CP^{N-1} = SU_N/U_{N-1}$.

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I'm reading a paper on complex semi-simple Liealgebraic group geometry at the moment, but finding the going a bit tough since I'm missing alot of the prerequisites. Firstly, the author refers to a principal embedding of one Lie group into another. I guess that this is an embedding of one group into another that is maximal in some sense. The paper states that in the dual Lie algebra setting this means that (he hints at${\frak g}$ is obtained from ${\frak g_0}$ by adding a relationnode to the Dynkin diagrams)diagram. The family of examples used is that of the embedding of $U_{N-1}$ into $SU_{N}$. I've searched the web but can't find a principal embedding defn, could someone point me in the right direction.

Secondly, if $G_0$ is principal embedded into $G$, is there some result about the quotient $G/G_0$ having a complex structure? This works for example $CP^N = SU_N/U_{N-1}$.

I'm reading a paper on semi-simple Lie group geometry at the moment, but finding the going a bit tough since I'm missing alot of the prerequisites. Firstly, the author refers to a principal embedding of one Lie group into another. I guess that this is an embedding of one group into another that is maximal in some sense (he hints at a relation to Dynkin diagrams). I've searched the web but can't find a principal embedding defn, could someone point me in the right direction.

Secondly, if $G_0$ is principal embedded into $G$, is there some result about the quotient $G/G_0$ having a complex structure?

I'm reading a paper on complex semi-simple algebraic group geometry at the moment, but finding the going a bit tough since I'm missing alot of the prerequisites. Firstly, the author refers to a principal embedding of one Lie group into another. I guess that this is an embedding of one group into another that is maximal in some sense. The paper states that in the dual Lie algebra setting this means that ${\frak g}$ is obtained from ${\frak g_0}$ by adding a node to the Dynkin diagram. The family of examples used is that of the embedding of $U_{N-1}$ into $SU_{N}$. I've searched the web but can't find a principal embedding defn, could someone point me in the right direction.

Secondly, if $G_0$ is principal embedded into $G$, is there some result about the quotient $G/G_0$ having a complex structure? This works for example $CP^N = SU_N/U_{N-1}$.

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I'm reading a paper on (complex semi-simple) Lie group geometry at the moment, but finding the going a bit tough since I'm missing alot of the prerequisites. Firstly, the author refers to a principal embedding of one Lie group into another. I guess that this is an embedding of one group into another that is maximal in some sense (he hints at a relation to Dynkin diagrams). I've searched the web but can't find a principal embedding defn, could someone point me in the right direction.

Secondly, if $G_0$ is principal embedded into $G$, is there some result about the quotient $G/G_0$ having a complex structure?

I'm reading a paper on (complex semi-simple) Lie group geometry at the moment, but finding the going a bit tough since I'm missing alot of the prerequisites. Firstly, the author refers to a principal embedding of one Lie group into another. I guess that this is an embedding of one group into another that is maximal in some sense (he hints at a relation to Dynkin diagrams). I've searched the web but can't find a principal embedding defn, could someone point me in the right direction.

Secondly, if $G_0$ is principal embedded into $G$, is there some result about the quotient $G/G_0$ having a complex structure?

I'm reading a paper on semi-simple Lie group geometry at the moment, but finding the going a bit tough since I'm missing alot of the prerequisites. Firstly, the author refers to a principal embedding of one Lie group into another. I guess that this is an embedding of one group into another that is maximal in some sense (he hints at a relation to Dynkin diagrams). I've searched the web but can't find a principal embedding defn, could someone point me in the right direction.

Secondly, if $G_0$ is principal embedded into $G$, is there some result about the quotient $G/G_0$ having a complex structure?

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