Suzuki-Ree groups and Tits mixed groups over rings
Abstract
It is shown that Suzuki-Ree groups can be easily defined by means of comparing two fundamental representations of the ambient Chevalley group in characteristic 2 or 3. This eliminates the distinction between the Suzuki-Ree groups over perfect and imperfect fields and gives a natural definition for the analogues of such groups over commutative rings. As an application of the same idea, we explicitly construct a pair of polynomial maps between the groups of types Bn and Cn in characteristic 2 that compose to the Frobenius endomorphism. This, in turn, provides a simple definition for the Tits mixed groups over rings.
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