A subspace $W \le V$ is totally isotropic for the bilinear form $B$ if $B(v,w) = 0$ for all $v, w \in W$.
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An isotropic flag for $B$: a strictly increasing chain $W_1 \subsetneq W_2 \subsetneq \cdots \subsetneq W_{\text{len}}$ of totally isotropic subspaces.
- len : ℕ
- chain_strictMono : StrictMono self.chain
- chain_isotropic (i : Fin self.len) : IsotropicSubspace B (self.chain i)
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An isotropic flag complex: an abstract simplicial complex whose simplices are finite chains of totally isotropic subspaces of $(V, B)$, closed under nonempty subsets.
- simplex_isotropic (σ : Finset (Submodule k V)) : σ ∈ self.simplices → ∀ W ∈ σ, IsotropicSubspace B W
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A hyperbolic pair $(e, e')$ for $B$: two isotropic vectors with $B(e, e') = 1$, spanning a hyperbolic plane.
- e : V
- e' : V
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A hyperbolic frame of rank $n$ for $B$: $n$ pairwise-orthogonal hyperbolic pairs $\{(e_i, e_i')\}_{i < n}$ giving a Witt decomposition of an isotropic-rich subspace.
- pairs : Fin n → HyperbolicPair B
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An apartment of rank $n$ in the isometry building: a hyperbolic frame together with the set of simplices it carries.
- frame : HyperbolicFrame B n
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The data of a building structure on the isotropic flag complex of $(V,B)$: a family of apartments satisfying the common-apartment and apartment-exchange axioms (B1 and B2).
- complex : IsotropicFlagComplex B
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A building is thick if every panel (codim-$1$ face of a chamber) is contained in at least three distinct chambers.
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A building is strongly transitive under the isometry group if for any two apartments $A_1, A_2$ and chambers $C_1 \in A_1$, $C_2 \in A_2$ there is an isometry of $(V,B)$ sending $A_1$ to $A_2$ and $C_1$ to $C_2$.
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A (B,N)-pair in the isometry group of $(V,B)$: data of a Borel-type subgroup stabilising a maximal isotropic flag, a frame-stabiliser playing the role of $N$, and a torus $T = B \cap N$, satisfying the standard compatibility properties.
- maxFlag : IsotropicFlag B
- frame : HyperbolicFrame B n
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The Coxeter matrix $M$ is of type $C_n$: diagonal entries are $1$, consecutive simple reflections satisfy $m_{i,i+1} = 3$ except the last pair which has $m_{n-2, n-1} = 4$, and all non-adjacent pairs commute ($m_{ij} = 2$).