Conjecture on Hamiltonian simple subalgebras and special Hamiltonian algebras

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Let L=H(2n;1‾)(1)L=H(2n;\underline{1})^{(1)} be a Lie algebra of Hamiltonian type, with n≥3n\geq3, over a field of characteristic 22. The Hamiltonian–special Hamiltonian conjecture. There exists a simple subalgebra denoted by H(2n;1‾)\mathcal{H}(2n;\underline{1}), and this simple Lie algebra is isomorphic to sh(2n;1‾)\mathfrak{sh}(2n;\underline{1}). The conjecture links the simple subalgebras found inside Hamiltonian Lie algebras with the special Hamiltonian family; the source discusses supporting dimension and module calculations, including the cases n=3n=3 and n=4n=4.

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Thomas Purslow, “Maximal subalgebras of the exceptional Lie algebras in low characteristic”, arXiv:1803.06357 (2018).

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