Non-rigidity degrees of root lattices and their duals
Michel Deza, Viacheslav Grishukhin
Abstract
Non-rigidity degree of a lattice L, nrdL, is dimension of the L-type domain to which L belongs. We complete here the table of nrd's of all root lattices and their duals; namely, the hardest remaining case of Dn*, and the case of E7* are decided. We describe explicitly the L-type domain D(Dn*), n 4. For n odd, it is a non-simplicial polyhedral open cone of dimension n. For n even, it is one-dimensional, i.e. for even n, Dn* is an edge form.
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