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*For each <math>\alpha</math>, we have: <math> \langle \alpha, \alpha^{\vee}\rangle =2 </math>
 
*For each &<math>\alpha;</math>, the map taking<math>x \mapsto ''x'' to- \langle ''x''&minus;(''x'',&\alpha;<sup>v^{\vee} \rangle \alpha </supmath>)&alpha; induces an automorphism of the root datum (in other words it maps &Delta;<math>\Psi</math> to &Delta;<math>\Psi</math> and the induced action on ''X''<submath>*X^{\vee} </submath> maps &Delta; <supmath>v \Psi^{\vee} </supmath> to &Delta;<sup>v</sup>)itself.
 
The elements of <math>\Psi</math> are called the '''roots''' of the root datum, and the elements of <math> \Psi^{\vee} </math> are called the '''coroots'''.