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Is there a good account of D-affinity and localization theorem for partial flag varieties?
Recall that a topological space is called $A$-affine for a sheaf of algebras $A$ if taking global sections of coherent sheaves of $A$-modules is an equivalence of categories to fin …
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Grothendieck Riemann Roch for quiver varieties?
These days, I attended a workshop at North Carolina State University. The key lecturer is Professor Nakajima. He introduced two types of quiver variety. One of them is affine, anot …
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How to understand character sheaves
There's a well-known series of articles by Lusztig about Character Sheaves. They have important connections to many things in (geometric) representation theory, e.g. 0904.1247
How …
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What is Grothendieck Riemann Roch for flag variety of Lie algebra
If we have a finite dimensional Lie algebra g, then flag variety of g is a projective scheme.
My question is what is Grothendieck Riemann Roch formula for this projective scheme? …
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How many ways are there to globalize Harish Chandra modules?
Suppose $G$ a reductive Lie group with finitely many connected components, and suppose in addition that the connected component $G^0$ of the identity can be expressed as a finite c …
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Can the Quantum Torus be realized as a Hall Algebra?
Background
The Quantum Torus
Let $q$ be an arbitrary complex number, and define (the algebra of) the quantum torus to be
$$T_q:=\mathbb{C}\langle x^{\pm 1},y^{\pm 1}\rangle/xy-qy …
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Weil’s theorem about maps from a discrete group to a Lie group.
Let K be a group (with discrete topology), G be a Lie group. Let $\operatorname{Hom}(K,G)$ be the space of all group homomorphisms from K to G. This is a closed subvariety of the s …
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Is there Grothendieck Riemann Roch for abelian category?
From the answers in noncommutative algebraic geometry, one can take abelian category as a scheme(commutative or noncommutative). So I wonder whether anyone ever developed the Groth …
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Beilinson-Bernstein and Koszul duality
For geometric representation theorists down here.
Consider the Beilinson-Bernstein theorem:
Functor of global sections establishes
the correspondence between twisted
D-mo …
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Can one calculate Ext’s between microlocalized perverse sheaves/D-modules using topology?
So, I know one really good technique for calculating Ext's between perverse sheaves/D-modules using topology: the convolution algebra formalism, worked out in great detail in the b …
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Explanation for Satake correspondence
Some time ago I was told there's an interesting classical Satake correspondence which I will write as
$$[\mathop{\mathrm{disk}} \Rightarrow G] \,\backslash\, [\mathop{\mathrm{dis …
