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Remarques a propos de l'operateur de Dirac cubique

Remarks on the Kostant Dirac operator In 1999, Kostant [Kos99] indroduces a Dirac operator D_g/h associated to any triple (g, h,B), where g is a complex Lie algebra provided with an ad g-invariant non degenerate nsymetric bilinear form B, and h is a Lie subalgebra of g such that the bilinear form B is non degenerate on h. Kostant then shows that the square of this operator safisties a formula that generalizes the so-called Parthasarathy formula [Par72]. We give here a new proof of this formula. First we use an induction by stage argument to reduce the proof of the formula to the particular case where h = 0. In this case we show that the vanishing of the first ordrer term in the Kostant formula for D2_g/h is a consequence of classic properties related to Lie algebra cohomology, and the fact that the square of the cubic term is a scalar follows from such considerations, together with the Jacobi identity.

preprint2010arXivOpen access

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