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Normal elements of noncommutative Iwasawa algebras over SL3(ℤ_p)

  • Dong Han und Feng Wei EMAIL logo
Veröffentlicht/Copyright: 10. September 2018

Abstract

Let p be a prime integer and let p be the ring of p-adic integers. By a purely computational approach we prove that each nonzero normal element of a noncommutative Iwasawa algebra over the special linear group SL3(p) is a unit. This gives a positive answer to an open question in [F. Wei and D. Bian, Erratum: Normal elements of completed group algebras over SLn(p) [mr2747414], Internat. J. Algebra Comput. 23 2013, 1, 215] and makes up for an earlier mistake in [F. Wei and D. Bian, Normal elements of completed group algebras over SLn(p), Internat. J. Algebra Comput. 20 2010, 8, 1021–1039] simultaneously.

MSC 2010: 11R23; 20C07; 16S34

Communicated by Freydoon Shahidi


Award Identifier / Grant number: B2010-21

Award Identifier / Grant number: 16A110031

Award Identifier / Grant number: 15A110026

Funding statement: The work of the first author is supported by the Doctor Foundation of Henan Polytechnic University (B2010-21) and the Natural Science Research Program of Education Department of Henan Province (16A110031 and 15A110026).

A The proof of Theorem 3.1 and its computations

Theorem 3.1 is an essential and basic result on which we work throughout this article. This result was stated without detailed proofs in [19]. For the reader’s convenience and to make the exposition self-contained, we would like to form this appendix, which allows one to become acquainted with related topics without computational difficulties. The computations involved in the proof of this theorem are extremely tedious. It is a formidable project to demonstrate them in more detail in the main text. Let us complete this task in this appendix.

The proof of Theorem 3.1 and its computations.

(1) This result follows immediately from the following calculations:

[y12pr,y13ps]=[x12pr,x13ps]
=[1pr+10010001][10ps+1010001]-[10ps+1010001][1pr+10010001]
=[1pr+1ps+1010001]-[1pr+1ps+1010001]=0,
=[x13pr,x23ps]
=[10pr+1010001][10001ps+1001]-[10001ps+1001][10pr+1010001]
=[10pr+101ps+1001]-[10pr+101ps+1001]=0.

(2) One can directly verify the relation

(A.1)[y12pr,y23ps]=[x12pr,x23ps]=x12pr(1-x12-prx23psx12prx23-ps)x23ps.

Thus it suffices to determine

x12-prx23psx12prx23-ps=[1-pr+10010001][10001ps+1001][1pr+10010001][10001-ps+1001]
=[1-pr+1-pr+s+201ps+1001][1pr+10010001][10001-ps+1001]
=[10-pr+s+201ps+1001][10001-ps+1001]
=[10-pr+s+2010001]
(A.2)=x13-pr+s+1.

Taking (A.2) into (A.1), we obtain

[y12pr,y23ps]=(1+y12)pr[1-(1+y13)-pr+s+1](1+y23)ps.

(3)–(4) These assertions are straightforward to check.

(5) The computational method is similar to that of (2). We present some brief calculations as follows:

[y21pr,y32ps]=[x21pr,x32ps]=x21pr(1-x21-prx32psx21prx32-ps)x32ps,
x21-prx32psx21prx32-ps=[100-pr+110001][1000100ps+11][100pr+110001][1000100-ps+11]
=[100-pr+1100ps+11][100pr+110001][1000100-ps+11]
=[100010pr+s+2ps+11][1000100-ps+11]
=[100010pr+s+201]
=x31pr+s+1,
=(1+y21)pr[1-(1+y31)pr+s+1](1+y32)ps.

(6) Let us consider the relation

(A.3)[y12pr,y1122ps]=[x12pr,x1122ps]=x12pr(1-x12-prx1122psx12prx1122-ps)x1122ps.

One can compute that

x12-prx1122psx12prx1122-ps=[1-pr+10010001][(1+p)ps000(1+p)-ps0001]
×[1pr+10010001][(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps0001]
=[(1+p)ps-pr+1(1+p)-ps00(1+p)-ps0001][1pr+10010001][(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps0001]
=[(1+p)pspr+1(1+p)ps-pr+1(1+p)-ps00(1+p)-ps0001][(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps0001]
=[1pr+1(1+p)2ps-pr+10010001]
=x12pr(1+p)2ps-pr
(A.4)=(1+y12)pr(1+p)2ps-pr.

Combining (A.3) with (A.4) gives

[y12pr,y1122ps]=(1+y12)pr[1-(1+y12)pr(1+p)2ps-pr](1+y1122)ps.

(7)–(11) The computational methods of (7)–(11) are similar to that of (6). Below is a list of simple calculations for the reader’s convenience.

The calculation of [y13pr,y1122ps]:

[y13pr,y1122ps]=[x13pr,x1122ps]=x13pr(1-x13-prx1122psx13prx1122-ps)x1122ps,
x13-prx1122psx13prx1122-ps=[10-pr+1010001][(1+p)ps000(1+p)-ps0001]
×[10pr+1010001][(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps0001]
=[(1+p)ps0-pr+10(1+p)-ps0001][10pr+1010001][(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps0001]
=[(1+p)ps0pr+1(1+p)ps-pr+10(1+p)-ps0001][(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps0001]
=[10pr+1(1+p)ps-pr+1010001]
=x13pr(1+p)ps-pr
=(1+y13)pr(1+p)ps-pr,
=(1+y13)pr[1-(1+y13)pr(1+p)ps-pr](1+y1122)ps.

The calculation of [y23pr,y1122ps]:

[y23pr,y1122ps]=[x23pr,x1122ps]=x23pr(1-x23-prx1122psx23prx1122-ps)x1122ps,
x23-prx1122psx23prx1122-ps=[10001-pr+1001][(1+p)ps000(1+p)-ps0001]
×[10001pr+1001][(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps0001]
=[(1+p)ps000(1+p)-ps-pr+1001][10001pr+1001][(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps0001]
=[(1+p)ps000(1+p)-pspr+1(1+p)-ps-pr+1001][(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps0001]
=[10001pr+1(1+p)-ps-pr+1001]
=x23pr(1+p)-ps-pr
=(1+y23)pr(1+p)-ps-pr,
=(1+y23)pr[1-(1+y23)pr(1+p)-ps-pr](1+y1122)ps.

The calculation of [y12pr,y2233ps]:

[y12pr,y2233ps]=[x12pr,x2233ps]=x12pr(1-x12-prx2233psx12prx2233-ps)x2233ps,
x12-prx2233psx12prx2233-ps=[1-pr+10010001][1000(1+p)ps000(1+p)-ps]
bmatrix×[1pr+10010001][1000(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps]
bmatrix=[1-pr+1(1+p)ps00(1+p)ps000(1+p)-ps][1pr+10010001][1000(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps]
bmatrix=[1pr+1-pr+1(1+p)ps00(1+p)ps000(1+p)-ps][1000(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps]
=[1pr+1(1+p)-ps-pr+10010001]
=x12pr(1+p)-ps-pr
=(1+y12)pr(1+p)-ps-pr,
=(1+y12)pr[1-(1+y12)pr(1+p)-ps-pr](1+y2233)ps.

The calculation of [y13pr,y2233ps]:

[y13pr,y2233ps]=[x13pr,x2233ps]=x13pr(1-x13-prx2233psx13prx2233-ps)x2233ps,
x13-prx2233psx13prx2233-ps=[10-pr+1010001][1000(1+p)ps000(1+p)-ps]
×[10pr+1010001][1000(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps]
=[10-pr+1(1+p)-ps0(1+p)ps000(1+p)-ps][10pr+1010001][1000(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps]
=[10pr+1-pr+1(1+p)-ps0(1+p)ps000(1+p)-ps][1000(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps]
=[10pr+1(1+p)ps-pr+1010001]
=x13pr(1+p)ps-pr
=(1+y13)pr(1+p)ps-pr,
=(1+y13)pr[1-(1+y13)pr(1+p)ps-pr](1+y2233)ps.

The calculation of [y23pr,y2233ps]:

[y23pr,y2233ps]=[x23pr,x2233ps]=x23pr(1-x23-prx2233psx23prx2233-ps)x2233ps,
x23-prx2233psx23prx2233-ps=[10001-pr+1001][1000(1+p)ps000(1+p)-ps]
×[10001pr+1001][1000(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps]
=[1000(1+p)ps-pr+1(1+p)-ps00(1+p)-ps][10001pr+1001][1000(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps]
=[1000(1+p)pspr+1(1+p)ps-pr+1(1+p)-ps00(1+p)-ps][1000(1+p)-ps000(1+p)ps]
=[10001pr+1(1+p)2ps-pr+1001]
=x23pr(1+p)2ps-pr
=(1+y23)pr(1+p)2ps-pr,
=(1+y23)pr[1-(1+y23)pr(1+p)2ps-pr](1+y2233)ps.

(12) In light of the relation

(A.5)[y12pr,y21ps]=[x12pr,x21ps]=x12pr(1-x12-prx21psx12prx21-ps)x21ps,

it is sufficient for us to compute

x12-prx21psx12prx21-ps=[1-pr+10010001][100ps+110001][1pr+10010001][100-ps+110001]
=[1-pr+s+2-pr+10ps+110001][1pr+10010001][100-ps+110001]
=[1-pr+s+2-p2r+s+30ps+11+pr+s+20001][100-ps+110001]
(A.6)=[1-pr+s+2+p2(r+s+2)-p2r+s+30-pr+2s+31+pr+s+20001].

Applying the triangular decomposition formula to the matrix in (A.6) yields

[1-pr+s+2+p2(r+s+2)-p2r+s+30-pr+2s+31+pr+s+20001]
=[1-p2r+s+3(1+pr+s+2)-10010001]
   ×[1-pr+s+2+p2(r+s+2)-p3(r+s+2)(1+pr+s+2)-10001+pr+s+20001]
   ×[100-pr+2s+3(1+pr+s+2)-110001].

In particular, we see that

[1-pr+s+2+p2(r+s+2)-p2r+s+30-pr+2s+31+pr+s+20001]
(A.7)=(1+y12)-p2r+s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1[(1+pr+s+2)-10001+pr+s+20001](1+y21)-pr+2s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1.

One should note that

(1+pr+s+2)-1=1-pr+s+2+p2(r+s+2)-p3(r+s+2)+p4(r+s+2)+.

It follows from the properties of p-adic integers that there exists one element β such that

(1+pr+s+2)-1=(1+p)β,

where β=β0+β1p+β2p2++βr+spr+s+βr+s+1pr+s+1+, βk and 0βk(p-1). According to the expansion formula of (1+pr+s+2)-1, we can compute all βk. For instance,

β0=β1==βr+s=0,βr+s+1=p-1,βr+s+2=(pr+s+1-12-1)modp.

Thus (A.7) can be rewritten as

[1-pr+s+2+p2(r+s+2)-p2r+s+30-pr+2s+31+pr+s+20001]
=(1+y12)-p2r+s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1[(1+p)β000(1+p)-β0001](1+y21)-pr+2s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1
(A.8)=(1+y12)-p2r+s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1(1+y1122)β(1+y21)-pr+2s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1.

Relations (A.5), (A.6) and (A.8) jointly lead to

[y12pr,y21ps]=(1+y12)pr[1-(1+y12)-p2r+s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1(1+y1122)β(1+y21)-pr+2s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1](1+y21)ps.

(13) We have the Lie bracket

[y13pr,y21ps]=[x13pr,x21ps]=x13pr(1-x13-prx21psx13prx21-ps)x21ps.

Note that

x13-prx21psx13prx21-ps=[10-pr+1010001][100ps+110001][10pr+1010001][100-ps+110001]
=[10-pr+1ps+110001][10pr+1010001][100-ps+110001]
=[100ps+11pr+s+2001][100-ps+110001]
=[10001pr+s+2001]=x23pr+s+1.

We therefore have

[y13pr,y21ps]=(1+y13)pr[1-(1+y23)pr+s+1](1+y21)ps.

(14)–(18) The proofs of these assertions are very similar to what we did in the previous ones. The calculations are briefly listed below.

The calculation of [y12pr,y31ps]:

[y12pr,y31ps]=[x12pr,x31ps]=x12pr(1-x12-prx31psx12prx31-ps)x31ps,
x12-prx31psx12prx31-ps=[1-pr+10010001][100010ps+101][1pr+10010001][100010-ps+101]
=[1-pr+10010ps+101][1pr+10010001][100010-ps+101]
=[100010ps+1pr+s+21][100010-ps+101]
=[1000100pr+s+21]=x32pr+s+1,
=(1+y12)pr[1-(1+y32)pr+s+1](1+y31)ps.

The calculation of [y13pr,y31ps]:

[y13pr,y31ps]=[x13pr,x31ps]=x13pr(1-x13-prx31psx13prx31-ps)x31ps,
x13-prx31psx13prx31-ps=[10-pr+1010001][100010ps+101][10pr+1010001][100010-ps+101]
=[1-pr+s+20-pr+1010ps+101][10pr+1010001][100010-ps+101]
=[1-pr+s+20-p2r+s+3010ps+101+pr+s+2][100010-ps+101]
=[1-pr+s+2+p2(r+s+2)0-p2r+s+3010-pr+2s+301+pr+s+2]
=[10-p2r+s+3(1+pr+s+2)-1010001]
×[1-pr+s+2+p2(r+s+2)-p3(r+s+2)(1+pr+s+2)-100010001+pr+s+2]
×[100010-pr+2s+3(1+pr+s+2)-101]
=(1+y13)-p2r+s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1[(1+pr+s+2)-100010001+pr+s+2](1+y31)-pr+2s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1
=(1+y13)-p2r+s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1[(1+pr+s+2)-10001+pr+s+20001]
×[1000(1+pr+s+2)-10001+pr+s+2](1+y31)-pr+2s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1
=(1+y13)-p2r+s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1[(1+p)β000(1+p)-β0001]
×[1000(1+p)β000(1+p)-β](1+y31)-pr+2s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1
=(1+y13)-p2r+s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1(1+y1122)β(1+y2233)β(1+y31)-pr+2s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1,
=(1+y13)pr[1-(1+y13)-p2r+s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1(1+y1122)β
×(1+y2233)β(1+y31)-pr+2s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1](1+y31)ps.

The calculation of [y23pr,y31ps]:

[y23pr,y31ps]=[x23pr,x31ps]=x23pr(1-x23-prx31psx23prx31-ps)x31ps,
x23-prx31psx23prx31-ps=[10001-pr+1001][100010ps+101][10001pr+1001][100010-ps+101]
=[100-pr+s+21-pr+1ps+101][10001pr+1001][100010-ps+101]
=[100-pr+s+210ps+101][100010-ps+101]
=[100-pr+s+210001]=x21-pr+s+1,
=(1+y23)pr[1-(1+y21)-pr+s+1](1+y31)ps.

The calculation of [y13pr,y32ps]:

[y13pr,y32ps]=[x13pr,x32ps]=x13pr(1-x13-prx32psx13prx32-ps)x32ps,
x13-prx32psx13prx32-ps=[10-pr+1010001][1000100ps+11][10pr+1010001][1000100-ps+11]
=[1-pr+s+2-pr+10100ps+11][10pr+1010001][1000100-ps+11]
=[1-pr+s+200100ps+11][1000100-ps+11]
=[1-pr+s+20010001]=x12-pr+s+1,
=(1+y13)pr[1-(1+y12)-pr+s+1](1+y32)ps.

The calculation of [y23pr,y32ps]:

[y23pr,y32ps]=[x23pr,x32ps]=x23pr(1-x23-prx32psx23prx32-ps)x32ps,
x23-prx32psx23prx32-ps=[10001-pr+1001][1000100ps+11][10001pr+1001][1000100-ps+11]
=[10001-pr+s+2-pr+10ps+11][10001pr+1001][1000100-ps+11]
=[10001-pr+s+2-p2r+s+30ps+11+pr+s+2][1000100-ps+11]
=[10001-pr+s+2+p2(r+s+2)-p2r+s+30-pr+2s+31+pr+s+2]
=[10001-p2r+s+3(1+pr+s+2)-1001]
×[10001-pr+s+2+p2(r+s+2)-p3(r+s+2)(1+pr+s+2)-10001+pr+s+2]
×[1000100-pr+2s+3(1+pr+s+2)-11]
=(1+y23)-p2r+s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1[1000(1+pr+s+2)-10001+pr+s+2](1+y32)-pr+2s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1
=(1+y23)-p2r+s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1[1000(1+p)β000(1+p)-β](1+y32)-pr+2s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1
=(1+y23)-p2r+s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1(1+y2233)β(1+y32)-pr+2s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1,
=(1+y23)pr[1-(1+y23)-p2r+s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1(1+y2233)β
×(1+y32)-pr+2s+2(1+pr+s+2)-1](1+y32)ps.

(19)–(24) Let us sketch the proof of (19), and the remainder will be briefly listed later. Here again, the Lie bracket can be written as

[y1122pr,y21ps]=[x1122pr,x21ps]=x1122pr(1-x1122-prx21psx1122prx21-ps)x21ps.

We compute that

x1122-prx21psx1122prx21-ps=[(1+p)-pr000(1+p)pr0001][100ps+110001]
×[(1+p)pr000(1+p)-pr0001][100-ps+110001]
=[(1+p)-pr00ps+1(1+p)pr(1+p)pr0001][(1+p)pr000(1+p)-pr0001][100-ps+110001]
=[100ps+1(1+p)2pr10001][100-ps+110001]
=[100ps+1(1+p)2pr-ps+110001]
=x21ps(1+p)2pr-ps
=(1+y21)ps(1+p)2pr-ps.

This shows that

[y1122pr,y21ps]=(1+y1122)pr[1-(1+y21)ps(1+p)2pr-ps](1+y21)ps.

The calculation of [y1122pr,y31ps]:

[y1122pr,y31ps]=[x1122pr,x31ps]=x1122pr(1-x1122-prx31psx1122prx31-ps)x31ps,
x1122-prx31psx1122prx31-ps=[(1+p)-pr000(1+p)pr0001][100010ps+101]
×[(1+p)pr000(1+p)-pr0001][100010-ps+101]
=[(1+p)-pr000(1+p)pr0ps+101][(1+p)pr000(1+p)-pr0001][100010-ps+101]
=[100010ps+1(1+p)pr01][100010-ps+101]
=[100010ps+1(1+p)pr-ps+101]
=x31ps(1+p)pr-ps
=(1+y31)ps(1+p)pr-ps,
=(1+y1122)pr[1-(1+y31)ps(1+p)pr-ps](1+y31)ps.

The calculation of [y1122pr,y32ps]:

[y1122pr,y32ps]=[x1122pr,x32ps]=x1122pr(1-x1122-prx32psx1122prx32-ps)x32ps,
x1122-prx32psx1122prx32-ps=[(1+p)-pr000(1+p)pr0001][1000100ps+11]
×[(1+p)pr000(1+p)-pr0001][1000100-ps+11]
=[(1+p)-pr000(1+p)pr00ps+11][(1+p)pr000(1+p)-pr0001][1000100-ps+11]
=[1000100ps+1(1+p)-pr1][1000100-ps+11]
=[1000100ps+1(1+p)-pr-ps+11]
=x32ps(1+p)-pr-ps
=(1+y32)ps(1+p)-pr-ps,
=(1+y1122)pr[1-(1+y32)ps(1+p)-pr-ps](1+y32)ps.

The calculation of [y2233pr,y21ps]:

[y2233pr,y21ps]=[x2233pr,x21ps]=x2233pr(1-x2233-prx21psx2233prx21-ps)x21ps,
x2233-prx21psx2233prx21-ps=[1000(1+p)-pr000(1+p)pr][100ps+110001]
×[1000(1+p)pr000(1+p)-pr][100-ps+110001]
=[100ps+1(1+p)-pr(1+p)-pr000(1+p)pr][1000(1+p)pr000(1+p)-pr][100-ps+110001]
=[100ps+1(1+p)-pr10001][100-ps+110001]
=[100ps+1(1+p)-pr-ps+110001]
=x21ps(1+p)-pr-ps
=(1+y21)ps(1+p)-pr-ps,
=(1+y2233)pr[1-(1+y21)ps(1+p)-pr-ps](1+y21)ps.

The calculation of [y2233pr,y31ps]:

[y2233pr,y31ps]=[x2233pr,x31ps]=x2233pr(1-x2233-prx31psx2233prx31-ps)x31ps,
x2233-prx31psx2233prx31-ps=[1000(1+p)-pr000(1+p)pr][100010ps+101]
×[1000(1+p)pr000(1+p)-pr][100010-ps+101]
=[1000(1+p)-pr0ps+1(1+p)pr0(1+p)pr][1000(1+p)pr000(1+p)-pr][100010-ps+101]
=[100010ps+1(1+p)pr01][100010-ps+101]
=[100010ps+1(1+p)pr-ps+101]
=x31ps(1+p)pr-ps
=(1+y31)ps(1+p)pr-ps,
=(1+y2233)pr[1-(1+y31)ps(1+p)pr-ps](1+y31)ps.

The calculation of [y2233pr,y32ps]:

[y2233pr,y32ps]=[x2233pr,x32ps]=x2233pr(1-x2233-prx32psx2233prx32-ps)x32ps,
x2233-prx32psx2233prx32-ps=[1000(1+p)-pr000(1+p)pr][1000100ps+11]
×[1000(1+p)pr000(1+p)-pr][1000100-ps+11]
=[1000(1+p)-pr00ps+1(1+p)pr(1+p)pr][1000(1+p)pr000(1+p)-pr][1000100-ps+11]
=[1000100ps+1(1+p)2pr1][1000100-ps+11]
=[1000100ps+1(1+p)2pr-ps+11]
=x32ps(1+p)2pr-ps
=(1+y32)ps(1+p)2pr-ps,
=(1+y2233)pr[1-(1+y32)ps(1+p)2pr-ps](1+y32)ps.

B Some complicated computations involved in Theorem 4.1

This section is devoted to the proofs of the eight key relations appearing in (4.4). These subtle and complicated computations are fairly necessary for the proof of Theorem 4.1. The anonymous reviewer advised us to present these tedious computations for the reader to follow our arguments. To make our exposition space-saving and self-contained, we compile them into this appendix.

Now let us consider the calculation of [y1pr,wm]. We begin by noticing that

[y1pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y1pr(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y1pr}.

Note the fact that [y1pr,y2ps]=0, which is due to (3.2). It follows that

[y1pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2y1pr(y3ps)i3(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y1pr}.

Putting the relation [y1pr,y3ps]=y2pr+s+1 into the above identity gives

[y1pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)y1pr(y3ps)i3-1(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y1pr}
+i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2y2pr+s+1(y3ps)i3-1(y8ps)i8.

Using [y1pr,y3ps]=y2pr+s+1 again, we further get

[y1pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y32ps)y1pr(y3ps)i3-2(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y1pr}
+i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2y2pr+s+1(y3ps)i3-1(y8ps)i8
+i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)y2pr+s+1(y3ps)i3-2(y8ps)i8.

Repeating the above process until y1pr commutes with all y3ps in the term (y3ps)i3, we arrive at

[y1pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)i3y1pr(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y1pr}
+i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2y2pr+s+1(y3ps)i3-1(y8ps)i8
+i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)y2pr+s+1(y3ps)i3-2(y8ps)i8
(B.1)++i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)i3-1y2pr+s+1(y8ps)i8.

Anyway, we must be careful of the meaning of “=” in (B.1). Here, “=” makes sense against the backdrop of [,]. We now make the best use of (3.2) and compute

[y2pr+s+1,y3ps]=0,
=y2pr+s+1y4ps-y4psy2pr+s+1=-y2pr+2s+2+,
=y2pr+s+1y5ps-y5psy2pr+s+1=-y2pr+2s+2+,
=y2pr+s+1y6ps-y6psy2pr+s+1=-y3pr+2s+2+,
=y2pr+s+1y7ps-y7psy2pr+s+1=y4pr+2s+2+y5pr+2s+2+,
=y2pr+s+1y8ps-y8psy2pr+s+1=y1pr+2s+2+.

We therefore obtain

(B.2)y2pr+s+1y3ps=y3psy2pr+s+2,
(B.3)y2pr+s+1y4ps=y4psy2pr+s+1-y2pr+2s+2+,
(B.4)y2pr+s+1y5ps=y5psy2pr+s+1-y2pr+2s+2+,
(B.5)y2pr+s+1y6ps=y6psy2pr+s+1-y3pr+2s+2+,
(B.6)y2pr+s+1y7ps=y7psy2pr+s+1+y4pr+2s+2+y5pr+2s+2+,
(B.7)y2pr+s+1y8ps=y8psy2pr+s+1+y1pr+2s+2+.

Let us now put the right-hand sides of (B.2)–(B.7) into the following terms of relation (B.1):

i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2y2pr+s+1(y3ps)i3-1(y8ps)i8
+i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)y2pr+s+1(y3ps)i3-2(y8ps)i8
(B.8)++i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)i3-1y2pr+s+1(y8ps)i8.

It is not difficult to see that there will be many newly produced higher-degree terms in (B.8). Note that (B.8) heavily depends on the situation [,]. These new higher-degree terms will disappear in (B.8) automatically. Thus we conclude that

y2pr+s+1y3ps=y3psy2pr+s+1,
y2pr+s+1y4ps=y4psy2pr+s+1 modulo new higher-degree terms in (B.8),
y2pr+s+1y5ps=y5psy2pr+s+1 modulo new higher-degree terms in (B.8),
y2pr+s+1y6ps=y6psy2pr+s+1 modulo new higher-degree terms in (B.8),
y2pr+s+1y7ps=y7psy2pr+s+1 modulo new higher-degree terms in (B.8),
y2pr+s+1y8ps=y8psy2pr+s+1 modulo new higher-degree terms in (B.8).

So we have

i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2y2pr+s+1(y3ps)i3-1(y8ps)i8
   +i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)y2pr+s+1(y3ps)i3-2(y8ps)i8
   ++i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)i3-1y2pr+s+1(y8ps)i8
=wmy3psy2pr+s+1.

Once again, here “=” does make sense against the backdrop of [,]. Thus (B.1) can be rewritten as

[y1pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)i3y1pr(y4ps)i4(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y1pr}+wmy3psy2pr+s+1.

We treat (y4ps)i4 as we treated (y3ps)i3, and continue the process. After i4 steps, we get

[y1pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y4ps)i4y1pr(y5ps)i5(y8ps)i8
   -i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y1pr}
+wmy3psy2pr+s+1-2wmy4psy1pr+s+1.

Let us do the same thing with respect to (y5ps)i5, (y6ps)i6, (y7ps)i7 and (y8ps)i8. We eventually obtain

[y1pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y5ps)i5y1pr(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y1pr}
+wmy3psy2pr+s+1-2wmy4psy1pr+s+1+wmy5psy1pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y6ps)i6y1pr(y7ps)i7(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y1pr}
+wmy3psy2pr+s+1-2wmy4psy1pr+s+1+wmy5psy1pr+s+1+wmy6psy4pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y7ps)i7y1pr(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y1pr}
+wmy3psy2pr+s+1-2wmy4psy1pr+s+1+wmy5psy1pr+s+1+wmy6psy4pr+s+1-wmy7psy8pr+s+1.

This shows that

[y1pr,wm]=wmy3psy2pr+s+1-2wmy4psy1pr+s+1+wmy5psy1pr+s+1+wmy6psy4pr+s+1-wmy7psy8pr+s+1,

and the result follows.

The computational techniques and methods of other situations are very similar to the one above, and these calculations are briefly listed below.

The calculation of [y2pr,wm]: By invoking the relation [y1pr,y2ps]=[y2pr,y3ps]=0 (cf. (3.2)) we have

[y2pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y2pr(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y2pr}
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)i3y2pr(y4ps)i4(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y2pr}.

Putting the relation [y2pr,y4ps]=-y2pr+s+1 (cf. (3.2)) into the above equation gives

[y2pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)i3(y4ps)y2pr(y4ps)i4-1(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y2pr}
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)i3y2pr+s+1(y4ps)i4-1(y8ps)i8.

Repeating the above process until y2pr commutes with all y4ps in the term (y4ps)i4, we arrive at

[y2pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y4ps)i4y2pr(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y2pr}
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)i3y2pr+s+1(y4ps)i4-1(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y4ps)y2pr+s+1(y4ps)i4-2(y8ps)i8+.

It should be remarked that “=” makes sense against the backdrop of [,]. Due to those relations in (3.2), y2pr+s+1 commutes with y4ps, y5ps, y6ps, y7ps and y8ps in the sense of modulo newly produced higher-degree terms. So the above equation can be rewritten as

[y2pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y4ps)i4y2pr(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y2pr}-wmy4psy2pr+s+1.

Let us do the same thing with respect to (y5ps)i5, (y6ps)i6, (y7ps)i7 and (y8ps)i8. We eventually obtain

[y2pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y5ps)i5y2pr(y6ps)i6(y7ps)i7(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y2pr}-wmy4psy2pr+s+1-wmy5psy2pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y6ps)i6y2pr(y7ps)i7(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y2pr}-wmy4psy2pr+s+1-wmy5psy2pr+s+1-wmy6psy3pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y7ps)i7y2pr(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y2pr}
-wmy4psy2pr+s+1-wmy5psy2pr+s+1-wmy6psy3pr+s+1+wmy7ps(y4pr+s+1+y5pr+s+1).

This illustrates that

[y2pr,wm]=-wmy4psy2pr+s+1-wmy5psy2pr+s+1-wmy6psy3pr+s+1+wmy7ps(y4pr+s+1+y5pr+s+1)+wmy8psy1pr+s+1.

The calculation of [y3pr,wm]: It follows from the relation [y1pr,y3ps]=y2pr+s+1 (cf. (3.2)) that

[y3pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y3pr(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y3pr}
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)y3pr(y1ps)i1-1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y3pr}-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y2pr+s+1(y1ps)i1-1(y8ps)i8.

Repeating the above process until y3pr commutes with all y1ps in the term (y1ps)i1, we obtain

[y3pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1y3pr(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y3pr}
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y2pr+s+1(y1ps)i1-1(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)y2pr+s+1(y1ps)i1-2(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8+.

We must be careful of the fact that “=” makes sense against the backdrop of [,]. In light of those relations in (3.2), y2pr+s+1 commutes with yjps (j=1,,8) in the sense of modulo newly produced higher-degree terms. Then the above equation can be rewritten as

[y3pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1y3pr(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y3pr}-wmy1psy2pr+s+1.

Let us do the same thing with respect to (y2ps)i2, (y3ps)i3,,(y8ps)i8. We eventually obtain

[y3pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)i3y3pr(y4ps)i4(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y3pr}-wmy1psy2pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y4ps)i4y3pr(y5ps)i5(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y3pr}-wmy1psy2pr+s+1+wmy4psy3pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y5ps)i5y3pr(y6ps)i6(y7ps)i7(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y3pr}-wmy1psy2pr+s+1+wmy4psy3pr+s+1-2wmy5psy3pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y7ps)i7y3pr(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y3pr}
-wmy1psy2pr+s+1+wmy4psy3pr+s+1-2wmy5psy3pr+s+1+wmy7psy6pr+s+1.

This implies that

[y3pr,wm]=-wmy1psy2pr+s+1+wmy4psy3pr+s+1-2wmy5psy3pr+s+1+wmy7psy6pr+s+1+wmy8psy5pr+s+1.

The calculation of [y4pr,wm]: In view of the relation [y1pr,y4ps]=-2y1pr+s+1 (cf. (3.2)), we assert that

[y4pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y4pr(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y4pr}
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)y4pr(y1ps)i1-1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y4pr}
+2i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y1pr+s+1(y1ps)i1-1(y8ps)i8.

Repeating the above process until y4pr commutes with all y1ps in the term (y1ps)i1, we conclude that

[y4pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1y4pr(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y4pr}
+2i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y1pr+s+1(y1ps)i1-1(y8ps)i8
+2i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)y1pr+s+1(y1ps)i1-2(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8+.

It should be pointed out that “=” makes sense against the backdrop of [,]. Taking into account those relations in (3.2), y1pr+s+1 commutes with yjps (j=1,,8) in the sense of modulo newly produced higher-degree terms. Thus the above equation becomes

[y4pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1y4pr(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y4pr}+2wmy1psy1pr+s+1.

Let us do the same thing with respect to (y2ps)i2, (y3ps)i3,,(y8ps)i8. We eventually get

[y4pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2y4pr(y3ps)i3(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y4pr}+2wmy1psy1pr+s+1+wmy2psy2pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)i3y4pr(y4ps)i4(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y4pr}+2wmy1psy1pr+s+1+wmy2psy2pr+s+1-wmy3psy3pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y5ps)i5y4pr(y6ps)i6(y7ps)i7(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y4pr}+2wmy1psy1pr+s+1+wmy2psy2pr+s+1-wmy3psy3pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y6ps)i6y4pr(y7ps)i7(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y4pr}
+2wmy1psy1pr+s+1+wmy2psy2pr+s+1-wmy3psy3pr+s+1-2wmy6psy6pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y7ps)i7y4pr(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y4pr}
+2wmy1psy1pr+s+1+wmy2psy2pr+s+1-wmy3psy3pr+s+1-2wmy6psy6pr+s+1-wmy7psy7pr+s+1.

This infers

[y4pr,wm]=2wmy1psy1pr+s+1+wmy2psy2pr+s+1-wmy3psy3pr+s+1-2wmy6psy6pr+s+1-wmy7psy7pr+s+1+wmy8psy8pr+s+1.

The calculation of [y5pr,wm]: Considering the relation [y1pr,y5ps]=y1pr+s+1 (cf. (3.2)), we have

[y5pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y5pr(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y5pr}
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)y5pr(y1ps)i1-1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8
   -i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y5pr}
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y1pr+s+1(y1ps)i1-1(y8ps)i8.

Repeating the above process until y5pr commutes with all y1ps in the term (y1ps)i1, we obtain

[y5pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1y5pr(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y5pr}
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y1pr+s+1(y1ps)i1-1(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)y1pr+s+1(y1ps)i1-2(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8+.

Note that “=” does make sense against the backdrop of [,]. For the sake of those relations in (3.2), y1pr+s+1 commutes with yjps (j=1,,8) in the sense of modulo newly produced higher-degree terms. Thus the above equation can be rewritten as

[y5pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1y5pr(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y5pr}-wmy1psy1pr+s+1.

Let us do the same thing with respect to (y2ps)i2, (y3ps)i3,,(y8ps)i8. We eventually get

[y5pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2y5pr(y3ps)i3(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y5pr}
-wmy1psy1pr+s+1+wmy2psy2pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)i3y5pr(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y5pr}
-wmy1psy1pr+s+1+wmy2psy2pr+s+1+2wmy3psy3pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y5ps)i5y5pr(y6ps)i6(y7ps)i7(y8ps)i8
   -i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y5pr}
-wmy1psy1pr+s+1+wmy2psy2pr+s+1+2wmy3psy3pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y6ps)i6y5pr(y7ps)i7(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y5pr}
-wmy1psy1pr+s+1+wmy2psy2pr+s+1+2wmy3psy3pr+s+1+wmy6psy6pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y7ps)i7y5pr(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y5pr}
-wmy1psy1pr+s+1+wmy2psy2pr+s+1+2wmy3psy3pr+s+1+wmy6psy6pr+s+1-wmy7psy7pr+s+1.

This gives that

[y5pr,wm]=-wmy1psy1pr+s+1+wmy2psy2pr+s+1+2wmy3psy3pr+s+1+wmy6psy6pr+s+1-wmy7psy7pr+s+1-2wmy8psy8pr+s+1.

The calculation of [y6pr,wm]: It follows from the relation [y1pr,y6ps]=y4pr+s+1 (cf. (3.2)) that

[y6pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y6pr(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y6pr}
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)y6pr(y1ps)i1-1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y6pr}
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y4pr+s+1(y1ps)i1-1(y8ps)i8.

Repeating the above process until y6pr commutes with all y1ps in the term (y1ps)i1, we assert that

[y6pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1y6pr(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y6pr}
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y4pr+s+1(y1ps)i1-1(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)y4pr+s+1(y1ps)i1-2(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8+.

One should remark that “=” makes sense against the backdrop of [,]. In light of those relations in (3.2), y4pr+s+1 commutes with yjps (j=1,,8) in the sense of modulo newly produced higher-degree terms. And hence the above equation becomes

[y6pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1y6pr(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y6pr}-wmy1psy4pr+s+1.

Let us do the same thing with respect to (y2ps)i2, (y3ps)i3,,(y8ps)i8. We conclude that

[y6pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2y6pr(y3ps)i3(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y6pr}
-wmy1psy4pr+s+1+wmy2psy3pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y4ps)i4y6pr(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y6pr}
-wmy1psy4pr+s+1+wmy2psy3pr+s+1+2wmy4psy6pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y5ps)i5y6pr(y6ps)i6(y7ps)i7(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y6pr}
-wmy1psy4pr+s+1+wmy2psy3pr+s+1+2wmy4psy6pr+s+1-wmy5psy6pr+s+1.

This demonstrates that

[y6pr,wm]=-wmy1psy4pr+s+1+wmy2psy3pr+s+1+2wmy4psy6pr+s+1-wmy5psy6pr+s+1-wmy8psy7pr+s+1.

The calculation of [y7pr,wm]: By invoking the relation [y1pr,y7ps]=-y8pr+s+1 (cf. (3.2)), we get

[y7pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y7pr(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y7pr}
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)y7pr(y1ps)i1-1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y7pr}+i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y8pr+s+1(y1ps)i1-1(y8ps)i8.

Repeating the above process until y7pr commutes with all y1ps in the term (y1ps)i1, we obtain

[y7pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1y7pr(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y7pr}
+i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y8pr+s+1(y1ps)i1-1(y8ps)i8
+i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)y8pr+s+1(y1ps)i1-2(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8+.

One should remark that “=” makes sense against the backdrop [,]. According to those relations in (3.2), y8pr+s+1 commutes with yjps (j=1,,8) in the sense of modulo newly produced higher-degree terms. So the above equation can be rewritten as

[y7pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1y7pr(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y7pr}+wmy1psy8pr+s+1.

Let us do the same thing with respect to (y2ps)i2, (y3ps)i3,,(y8ps)i8. We eventually arrive at

[y7pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2y7pr(y3ps)i3(y8ps)i8
   -i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y7pr}
+wmy1psy8pr+s+1-wmy2ps(y4pr+s+1+y5pr+s+1)
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)i3y7pr(y8ps)i8
   -i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y7pr}
+wmy1psy8pr+s+1-wmy2ps(y4pr+s+1+y5pr+s+1)-wmy3psy6pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y4ps)i4y7pr(y5ps)i5(y8ps)i8
   -i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y7pr}
+wmy1psy8pr+s+1-wmy2ps(y4pr+s+1+y5pr+s+1)-wmy3psy6pr+s+1+wmy4psy7pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y5ps)i5y7pr(y6ps)i6(y7ps)i7(y8ps)i8
   -i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y7pr}
+wmy1psy8pr+s+1-wmy2ps(y4pr+s+1+y5pr+s+1)-wmy3psy6pr+s+1+wmy4psy7pr+s+1+wmy5psy7pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y7ps)i7(y8ps)i8y7pr-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y7pr}
+wmy1psy8pr+s+1-wmy2ps(y4pr+s+1+y5pr+s+1)-wmy3psy6pr+s+1+wmy4psy7pr+s+1+wmy5psy7pr+s+1.

This illustrates that

[y7pr,wm]=wmy1psy8pr+s+1-wmy2ps(y4pr+s+1+y5pr+s+1)-wmy3psy6pr+s+1+wmy4psy7pr+s+1+wmy5psy7pr+s+1.

The calculation of [y8pr,wm]: By the relation [y1pr,y8ps]=0 (cf. (3.2)) we know that

[y8pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8y8pr(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y8pr}.

It follows from the relations [y1pr,y8ps]=0 and [y2pr,y8ps]=y1pr+s+1 (cf. (3.2)) that

[y8pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)y8pr(y2ps)i2-1(y3ps)i3(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y8pr}
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1y1pr+s+1(y2ps)i2-1(y8ps)i8

Repeating the above process until y8pr commutes with all y2ps in the term (y2ps)i2, we see that

[y8pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2y8pr(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y8pr}
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1y1pr+s+1(y2ps)i2-1(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)y1pr+s+1(y2ps)i2-2(y8ps)i8+.

Note that “=” does make sense against the backdrop of [,]. Considering those relations in (3.2), y1pr+s+1 commutes with yjps (j=1,,8) in the sense of modulo newly produced higher-degree terms. Thus we can rewrite the above equation as

[y8pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2y8pr(y8ps)i8
-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y8pr}-wmy2psy1pr+s+1.

Let us do the same thing with respect to (y2ps)i2, (y3ps)i3,,(y8ps)i8. We eventually obtain

[y8pr,wm]={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y3ps)i3y8pr(y8ps)i8
   -i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y8pr}
-wmy2psy1pr+s+1-wmy3psy5pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y4ps)i4y8pr(y8ps)i8
   -i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y8pr}
-wmy2psy1pr+s+1-wmy3psy5pr+s+1-wmy4psy8pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y5ps)i5y8pr(y6ps)i6(y7ps)i7(y8ps)i8
   -i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y8pr}
-wmy2psy1pr+s+1-wmy3psy5pr+s+1-wmy4psy8pr+s+1+2wmy5psy8pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y6ps)i6y8pr(y7ps)i7(y8ps)i8-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y8pr}
-wmy2psy1pr+s+1-wmy3psy5pr+s+1-wmy4psy8pr+s+1+2wmy5psy8pr+s+1+wmy6psy7pr+s+1
={i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y6ps)i6(y7ps)i7(y8ps)i8y8pr-i1=0α1i8=0α8ai1i8(y1ps)i1(y2ps)i2(y8ps)i8y8pr}
-wmy2psy1pr+s+1-wmy3psy5pr+s+1-wmy4psy8pr+s+1+2wmy5psy8pr+s+1+wmy6psy7pr+s+1.

This implies that

[y8pr,wm]=-wmy2psy1pr+s+1-wmy3psy5pr+s+1-wmy4psy8pr+s+1+2wmy5psy8pr+s+1+wmy6psy7pr+s+1.

Acknowledgements

We have accumulated huge loads of gratitude in writing this paper. Most of all we would like to thank Doctor Jishnu Ray and Professor James J. Zhang for many invaluable suggestions and discussions and for constant inspiration. We would like to thank the anonymous referee for his/her tremendous job, who, apart from three very thorough reports which helped to correct a number of minor errors, lacunae and other inaccuracies (both mathematical and pedagogical), also taught us some theory of p-adic Lie groups and p-adic Lie algebras. In particular, he/she suggested that we should reorganize the original manuscript and establish two appendixes for the tedious computational process. He/she paid special attention to the presentation style of Appendix B which is devoted to the detailed proofs of the eight important formulas in (4.4). And last but not least, we are sincerely grateful to Professor Freydoon Shahidi for his efficient reviewing process. We are thankful for his kind consideration and his advices on how to modify our manuscript.

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Received: 2018-02-07
Revised: 2018-07-19
Published Online: 2018-09-10
Published in Print: 2019-01-01

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