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Integral Orders for the Okubo Algebra and Idempotent Geometries of the E8 Lattice

Abstract

We study the Coxeter-Dickson E8 order as a common integral support for the octonionic, para-octonionic and compact real Okubo products. The three algebra structures have the same additive lattice, the same positive composition norm and hence the same $240$ norm-one vectors, namely the roots of E8 and the vertices of the Gosset polytope 421. Their multiplicative structures are nevertheless different and this difference is already visible in the idempotents: among the same $240$ roots one finds respectively $1$, $57$ and $12$ nonzero integral idempotents. We show that these three counts organize the common root system in three increasingly polarized ways. The octonionic product leaves the full E8 geometry unseparated; the $57$ para-octonionic idempotents reproduce the E7 contact decomposition 1+56+126+56+1; the $12$ Okubo idempotents split into four mutually orthogonal oriented A2 triangles and hence determine canonically an A24 subsystem. Choosing one triangle as the external A2 then yields the A2+E6 Magic Star, while the remaining nine idempotents determine the trinification subsystem A23⊂ E6. This provides an arithmetic interpretation of the E8⊃ E7 and E8⊃ E6+A2 decompositions directly from integral idempotents.

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BibTeX
@misc{corradetti2026integral,
  title = {{Integral Orders for the Okubo Algebra and Idempotent Geometries of the $E_8$ Lattice}},
  author = {Daniele Corradetti and Alessio Marrani},
  howpublished = {arXiv},
  year = {2026},
  month = aug,
  doi = {10.48550/arxiv.2608.27762},
  eprint = {2608.27762},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url = {https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.27762},
  note = {CC BY 4.0},
}
RIS
TY  - UNPB
TI  - Integral Orders for the Okubo Algebra and Idempotent Geometries of the E_8 Lattice
AU  - Daniele Corradetti
AU  - Alessio Marrani
PY  - 2026
DA  - 2026/08/27
PB  - arXiv
DO  - 10.48550/arxiv.2608.27762
UR  - https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.27762
AB  - We study the Coxeter-Dickson E_8 order as a common integral support for the octonionic, para-octonionic and compact real Okubo products. The three algebra structures have the same additive lattice, the same positive composition norm and hence the same $240$ norm-one vectors, namely the roots of E_8 and the vertices of the Gosset polytope 4_21. Their multiplicative structures are nevertheless different and this difference is already visible in the idempotents: among the same $240$ roots one finds respectively $1$, $57$ and $12$ nonzero integral idempotents. We show that these three counts organize the common root system in three increasingly polarized ways. The octonionic product leaves the full E_8 geometry unseparated; the $57$ para-octonionic idempotents reproduce the E_7 contact decomposition 1+56+126+56+1; the $12$ Okubo idempotents split into four mutually orthogonal oriented A_2 triangles and hence determine canonically an A_2^4 subsystem. Choosing one triangle as the external A_2 then yields the A_2+E_6 Magic Star, while the remaining nine idempotents determine the trinification subsystem A_2^3⊂ E_6. This provides an arithmetic interpretation of the E_8⊃ E_7 and E_8⊃ E_6+A_2 decompositions directly from integral idempotents.
ER  -