Bourbaki

Exercise 11, § 5

Lie Groups and Lie Algebras, II, 200

Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.

(a) Let AA be a filtered algebra satisfying the conditions of § 4, no. 5 and let Γ=A∗∩(1+A0+)\Gamma = A^* \cap (1 + A_0^+). Γ\Gamma is given the filtration induced by that on AA (loc. cit., Proposition 2). Show that, if KK is a field of characteristic p>0p > 0, (Γα)(\Gamma_\alpha) is a restricted filtration (Exercise 10) and the embedding of gr(Γ)\mathrm{gr}(\Gamma) in gr(A)\mathrm{gr}(A) defined in loc. cit., Proposition 3 is compatible with the Lie pp*-algebra structures on gr(Γ)\mathrm{gr}(\Gamma) and gr(A)\mathrm{gr}(A).

(b) Suppose that K=FpK = \mathbf{F}_p. We apply the above to the filtered algebra A^(K)\hat{A}(K), in which F=F(X)F = F(X) is embedded by means of the homomorphism gg. The filtration (Γn)(\Gamma_n) of Γ\Gamma induces a filtration (Fn)(F_n) on FF, which is a restricted filtration. The Lie pp*-algebra gr(F)\mathrm{gr}(F) is identified with a Lie pp*-subalgebra of A(X)A(X) containing XX. Deduce that gr(F)\mathrm{gr}(F) contains the free Lie pp*-algebra L(X,p)L(X, p), cf. § 3, Exercise 4 (e).

(c) Let HH be a Hall set relative to XX; for every integer ii, let HiH_i be the set of elements of HH of length ii. Let w∈Fw \in F and let αi∈Z(Hi)\alpha_i \in \mathbf{Z}^{(H_i)} be such that

w≡∏i=1n∏m∈Hiϕ(m)αi(m)mod  Cn+1F w \equiv \prod_{i=1}^n \prod_{m \in H_i} \phi(m)^{\alpha_i(m)} \mod C^{n+1}F
for all nn, cf. no. 4. For all m∈Hm \in H, let l(m)l(m) denote the length of mm and q(m,w)q(m, w) the largest power of pp which divides αi(m)\alpha_i(m), where i=l(w)i = l(w) (if αi(m)=0\alpha_i(m) = 0, we make the convention q(m,w)=+∞q(m, w) = +\infty). Let N=inf⁡m∈H(l(m)⋅q(m,w))N = \inf_{m \in H} (l(m) \cdot q(m, w)). Show that the ϕ(m)αi(m)\phi(m)^{\alpha_i(m)} belong to FNF_N and even to FN+1F_{N+1} if l(w)⋅q(m,w)>Nl(w) \cdot q(m, w) > N. Show that, if l(w)⋅q(m,w)=Nl(w) \cdot q(m, w) = N, the image of ϕ(m)αi(m)\phi(m)^{\alpha_i(m)} in grN(A^(X))=AN(X)\mathrm{gr}_N(\hat{A}(X)) = A^N(X) is a non-zero multiple of m‾q(m,w)\overline{m}^{q(m, w)}, where m‾\overline{m} is the element of L(X)L(X) defined by mm (§ 2, no. 11). Now these elements are linearly independent (§ 3, Exercise 4); deduce that the image of ww in grN(F)\mathrm{gr}_N(F) is ≠0\neq 0 and belongs to L(X,p)L(X, p), whence the fact that gr(F)=L(X,p)\mathrm{gr}(F) = L(X, p).

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