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Principal q-character of the G2 adjoint representation (chq​g=chq​L10​+chq​L2​)

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Use chq​V=trV​q2ρ∨. The positive roots of a root system of the G2 root system have simple-root heights 1,1,2,3,4,5. Each root space has dimension one, and the zero weight space has dimension two. Consequently
chq​g=q10+q8+q6+q4+2q2+2+2q−2+q−4+q−6+q−8+q−10.
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By the classification of finite-dimensional sl2 representations, restriction to the Principal sl2 subalgebra is L10​⊕L2​, of dimensions eleven and three. If the grading uses ρ∨ instead, divide every exponent by two.

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