Canonical truncation and semi-invariants for general contractions with nonzero central truncation
Determine the canonical truncation of an Inönü–Wigner contraction when the central component of the canonical truncation of the original parabolic subalgebra is nonzero, and characterize the resulting algebra of symmetric semi-invariants in terms of symmetric invariant algebras.
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When ${\Lambda}\neq{0}$ it is not clear in general what should be the canonical truncation $\widetilde{\Lambda}$ of the contraction $\widetilde$ and then what should be the algebra $Sy\bigl(\widetilde\bigr)$ generated by symmetric semi-invariants in terms of algebra of symmetric invariants (in view of Eq. \ref{semitrunc}).
We cannot conclude for the moment whether $Sy\bigl(\widetilde\bigr)=Y\bigl(\widetilde'\bigr)$ is or not polynomial in this case.
When $3s=n$ that is, when the three blocks of the standard Levi factor $\mathfrak r$ of $$ are of the same size $s$, it is not clear whether the canonical truncation $\widetilde_{\Lambda}$ of the contraction $\widetilde$ is equal to the derived subalgebra $\widetilde'$ of $\widetilde$ or to the contraction $\widetilde{{\Lambda}$ of the canonical truncation ${\Lambda}$ of $$.