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math.GR2022★ 1 cited

Hodge Operators and Exceptional Isomorphisms between Unitary Groups

Linus Kramer, Markus J. Stroppel

We give a generalization of the Hodge operator to spaces endowed with a hermitian or symmetric bilinear form over arbitrary fields, including the characteristic two cas…

math.GR2022

Hodge operators and groups of isometries of diagonalizable symmetric bilinear forms in characteristic two

Linus Kramer, Markus J. Stroppel

We study groups of isometries on non-alternating symmetric bilinear forms on vector spaces of characteristic two, and actions of these groups on exterior powers of the space, viewe…

math.GR2022

A note on commutators in compact semisimple Lie algebras

Linus Kramer

Given two elements in a compact semisimple Lie algebra, we show that there is a regular element and elements with and . In the course of the proo…

math.GR2022

Weyl Tensors, Strongly Regular Graphs, Multiplicative Characters, and a Quadratic Matrix Equation

Christopher Deninger, Theo Grundhöfer, Linus Kramer

We study solutions of a quadratic matrix equation arising in Riemannian geometry. Let be a real symmetric -matrix with zeros on the diagonal and let be a real nu…

math.GR2021

Some remarks on proper actions, proper metric spaces, and buildings

Linus Kramer

We discuss various aspects of isometric group actions on proper metric spaces. As one application, we show that a proper and Weyl transitive action on a euclidean building is stron…

math.GR2019★ 2 cited

On weakly complete group algebras of compact groups

Karl Heinrich Hofmann, Linus Kramer

We study group algebras for compact groups in the category of real and complex weakly complete vector spaces. We also show that the group algebra is a quotient of the weakly comple…

math.GR2019

Abstract homomorphisms from locally compact groups to discrete groups

Linus Kramer, Olga Varghese

We show that every abstract homomorphism from a locally compact group to a graph product , endowed with the discrete topology, is either continuous or lies in a…

math.GR2014

On small abstract quotients of Lie groups and locally compact groups

Linus Kramer

We prove continuity results for abstract epimorphisms of locally compact groups onto finitely generated groups.

math.GR2013

Transitive actions of locally compact groups on locally contractible spaces

Karl H. Hofmann, Linus Kramer

Suppose that is the quotient of a locally compact group by a closed subgroup. If is locally contractible and connected, we prove that is a manifold. If the -acti…

math.GR2012★ 2 cited

Homogeneous compact geometries

Linus Kramer, Alexander Lytchak

We classify compact homogeneous geometries of irreducible spherical type and rank at least 2 which admit a transitive action of a compact connected group, up to equivariant 2-cover…

math.GR2010

The topology of a semisimple Lie group is essentially unique

Linus Kramer

We study locally compact group topologies on semisimple Lie groups. We show that the Lie group topology on such a group is very rigid: every 'abstract' isomorphism between …

math.GR2010

Compact Totally Disconnected Moufang Buildings

Theo Grundhofer, Linus Kramer, Hendrik Van Maldeghem +1

Let be a spherical building each of whose irreducible components is infinite, has rank at least 2 and satisfies the Moufang condition. We show that can be given the structu…

math.GR2008★ 1 cited

Non-discrete Euclidean Buildings for the Ree and Suzuki groups

Petra Schwer, Linus Kramer, Richard Weiss

We call a non-discrete Euclidean building a Bruhat-Tits space if its automorphism group contains a subgroup that induces the subgroup generated by all the root groups of a root dat…

math.GR2008

The real quadrangle of type E6

Torsten Kurth, Ralf Köhl, Linus Kramer

We give a geometric interpretation of the building associated to the real Lie group E_6(-14) in terms of its 54-dimensional module.

math.GR2003

Buildings and classical groups

Linus Kramer

This is a survey article on classical groups (over arbitrary division rings) and their geometries.