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A Weyl chamber is a connected component of
E∖⋃α∈Φ​α⊥.
(1)
A root basis Δ is a basis of E made of roots such that every root is an integer combination of Δ whose nonzero coefficients all have one sign.
Choose a regular vector γ, meaning (γ,α)=0 for every root. Declare
Φγ+​={α∈Φ:(γ,α)>0}.
(2)
The indecomposable roots in Φγ+​ form a root basis Δγ​, and every root basis arises in this way. Its chamber is the component containing γ.
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