Hi,
I'm using the PBW basis. I can't add a link but one finds it easily by googling "PBW basis sage".
I have to multiply a lot of monomial and store their coefficients. So given a PBW monomial and an expression, is there a command which can give me the corresponding coefficient, i.e something like coefficient(degrees) but in the Lie algebra setting, where the monomials are PBW monomials ?
Thanks in advance.
I guess i have to guess. Do we need the following simple data extraction?!
sage: L = lie_algebras.three_dimensional_by_rank(QQ, 3, names=['E','F','H'])
sage: A = L.pbw_basis()
sage: E, F, H = A.algebra_generators()
sage: expression = E^3*F^2 - F^3*E^2
sage: expression
PBW['E']^3*PBW['F']^2 - PBW['E']^2*PBW['F']^3 + 6*PBW['E']*PBW['F']^2*PBW['H'] - 6*PBW['E']*PBW['F']^2 - 6*PBW['F']*PBW['H']^2 + 6*PBW['F']*PBW['H']
sage: for monomial, coeff in expression:
....: print "Coeff=%3s Monomial=%s" % (coeff, monomial)
....:
Coeff= 6 Monomial=PBW['F']*PBW['H']
Coeff= 1 Monomial=PBW['E']^3*PBW['F']^2
Coeff= 6 Monomial=PBW['E']*PBW['F']^2*PBW['H']
Coeff= -6 Monomial=PBW['F']*PBW['H']^2
Coeff= -6 Monomial=PBW['E']*PBW['F']^2
Coeff= -1 Monomial=PBW['E']^2*PBW['F']^3
sage: fixed_monomial = F*H^2
sage: for monomial, coeff in expression:
....: if monomial == fixed_monomial:
....: print "Coeff=%3s for fixed monomial=%s" % (coeff, fixed_monomial)
....:
sage: for monomial, coeff in expression:
....: if A(monomial) == A(fixed_monomial):
....: print "Coeff=%3s for fixed monomial=%s" % (coeff, fixed_monomial)
....:
....:
Coeff= -6 for fixed monomial=PBW['F']*PBW['H']^2
sage:
The above sample code illustrates some ways to proceed and some traps to avoid.
Asked: 2019-05-03 14:59:57 +0100
Seen: 816 times
Last updated: May 03 '19
Copyright Sage, 2010. Some rights reserved under creative commons license. Content on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike 3.0 license.
Please post a minimal example of the code that you use, so that can see the exact objects that you look at.
Please provide code that creates an instance of the objects in the question. What is a "PBW" monomial (and a suitable expression) in the given context? And to fix a framework, given the following link, http://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/refer..., which coefficient of which expression is needed? (Providing a concrete situation, best a simple one, with code, with concrete links to mathematical and/or sage objects is always helpful for potential answerers. Not doing this echoes a guessing pyramid among them.) I will post a guessing answer in some seconds...