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Maximal algebraic torus (T)

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A maximal algebraic torus is an algebraic torus maximal among the tori contained in an algebraic group. In a connected reductive algebraic group, all maximal algebraic tori are conjugate. A Borel subgroup contains maximal algebraic tori, and its unipotent radical gives a decomposition B=T⋉U.

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