Abstract
Let be a linear Lie group that acts on it's Lie algebra by the adjoint action: . An element is called -real if for some . An -real element is called strongly -real if for some involution . Let , or . Let be the group of unipotent upper-triangular matrices over . Let be the Lie algebra of that consists of upper triangular matrices with in all the diagonal entries. In this paper, we consider the -reality of the Lie algebra that comes from the adjoint action of the Lie group on . We prove that there is no non-trivial -real element in . We also consider the adjoint action of the extended group that consists of all upper triangular matrices over having diagonal elements as or , and construct a large class of -real elements. As applications of these results, we recover related results concerning classical reality in these groups.
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