A bornology on a group $G$: a family of bounded sets closed under taking subsets, finite unions, singletons, group products, and inversion.
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A subgroup $H$ is bounded in the bornology $\mathrm{born}$ if its underlying set is bounded.
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A subgroup $K$ is maximal bounded if it is bounded and no strictly larger subgroup is bounded.
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$S$ is BN-pair bounded: covered by finitely many Bruhat cells of $\mathrm{bp}$.
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Product of BN-pair bounded sets is BN-pair bounded (uses finiteness of Bruhat cell products).
The inverse of a BN-pair bounded set is BN-pair bounded.
Every element of $G$ lies in some Bruhat cell of the BN-pair.
Union of two BN-pair bounded sets is BN-pair bounded.
A proper coatom-type parabolic subgroup $\mathrm{Univ} \setminus \{s\}$ corresponds to a finite Weyl-image.
Each coatom standard parabolic subgroup $P_{\mathrm{Univ} \setminus \{s\}}$ is BN-pair bounded.
For infinite Weyl group, the whole group $G = P_{\mathrm{Univ}}$ is not BN-pair bounded.
Standard parabolic subgroups are monotone in the simple-root subset.
Bruhat–Tits fixed point theorem (FPT) coatom step: if $K$ is a maximal bounded subgroup containing $B$ with $K = P_{S'}$, then $S'$ is a coatom $\mathrm{Univ} \setminus \{s_0\}$.
Geometric input to Bruhat–Tits FPT: every maximal bounded subgroup $K$ admits a conjugate containing $B$.
Carrier of a conjugated subgroup $gKg^{-1}$ lies inside the set product $\{g\} \cdot K \cdot \{g^{-1}\}$.
Conjugation preserves boundedness of subgroups.
Conjugation preserves maximal-boundedness of subgroups.
Strengthened Bruhat–Tits FPT: a conjugate of a maximal bounded $K$ both contains $B$ and is itself maximal bounded.
Carrier set of $gKg^{-1}$ equals the conjugate image $\{gkg^{-1} : k \in K\}$.
Bruhat–Tits FPT: every maximal bounded subgroup $K$ is conjugate to a standard parabolic $P_{\mathrm{Univ} \setminus \{s_0\}}$.
Every bounded subgroup is contained, after conjugation, in some proper parabolic subgroup.
Every bounded subgroup is contained, after conjugation, in some coatom standard parabolic $P_{\mathrm{Univ} \setminus \{s_0\}}$.
The standard parabolic correspondence reflects the order: $P_{S_1} \subseteq P_{S_2}$ implies $S_1 \subseteq S_2$.
A conjugate of a vertex stabilizer (coatom parabolic subgroup) is maximal bounded.
Every bounded subgroup is contained in some maximal bounded subgroup.
Combined geometric statement of Bruhat–Tits FPT: existence of conjugating $g$, vertex $s_0$, maximal bounded $K_{\max}$ containing $K$, with conjugated $K$ inside the coatom parabolic.
Wrapper: every bounded subgroup sits in some maximal bounded subgroup.
Every bounded subgroup is contained, up to conjugation, in a vertex stabilizer parabolic.
Alias: every bounded subgroup is contained in some maximal bounded subgroup.
A maximal bounded subgroup containing $B$ equals a vertex-stabilizer parabolic $P_{\mathrm{Univ} \setminus \{s_0\}}$ for some $s_0$.
Each coatom standard parabolic $P_{\mathrm{Univ} \setminus \{s_0\}}$ is a maximal bounded subgroup containing $B$.
Alias: every bounded subgroup is conjugate-contained in a vertex-stabilizer parabolic.
Alias: every maximal bounded subgroup is conjugate to a standard coatom parabolic.
Main BN-pair boundedness theorem (Section 17.7): a five-part conjunction packaging the various parts of the Bruhat–Tits fixed point theorem under the relevant finiteness hypotheses.
$s_0$ is a special vertex (with respect to a linear-part homomorphism) if every element in the image of the linear part has a preimage in the standard parabolic $W_{\mathrm{Univ} \setminus \{s_0\}}$.
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A good maximal bounded subgroup: a maximal bounded subgroup $K$ containing $B$ that equals a coatom standard parabolic $P_{\mathrm{Univ} \setminus \{\mathrm{vertex}\}}$ where the vertex is special.
- K : Subgroup G
- maximal_bounded : IsMaximalBounded born self.K
- vertex : B_idx
- is_special : IsSpecialVertex M linearPart self.vertex
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For an indecomposable affine Coxeter matrix admitting a special vertex, there exists a good maximal bounded subgroup.
Specialization of standardParabolic_maximal_bounded for infinite Weyl groups, using
proper_parabolic_finite and whole_group_not_bounded as the finiteness inputs.
Specialization of BNPairBoundedness to infinite Weyl groups assuming only the order-reflection
hypothesis.