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  • On varieties in an orbital variety closure in Semisimple Lie Algebras
    Journal of Algebra, 2020
    Co-Authors: Anna Melnikov
    Abstract:

    Abstract In this note we discuss the closure of an orbital variety as a union of varieties. We show that if Semisimple Lie Algebra g contains factors not of type A n then there are orbital varieties whose closure contains components which are not Lagrangian. We show that the argument does not work if all the factors are of type A n and provide the facts supporting the conjecture claiming that if all the factors of g are of type A n then the closure of an orbital variety is a union of orbital varieties.

  • on varieties in an orbital variety closure in Semisimple Lie Algebra
    arXiv: Representation Theory, 2004
    Co-Authors: Anna Melnikov
    Abstract:

    Let g be a Semisimple complex Lie Algebra. Let O be a nilpotent orbit in g. Fix a triangular decomposition g=n+h+n^-. An irreducible component of the intersection of O and n is called an orbital variety associated to O. It is a Lagrangian subvariety of O. In this note we discuss the closure of an orbital variety as a union of varieties. We show that if g contains factors not of type A_n then there are orbital varieties whose closure contains components which are not Lagrangian. We show that the argument does not work if all the factors are of type A_n and provide the facts supporting the conjecture claiming that if all the factors of g are of type A_n then the closure of an orbital variety is a union of orbital varieties.

Mouchira Zaiter - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

R. Zegers - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Deformation Quasi-Hopf Algebras of Non-Semisimple Type from Cochain Twists
    Communications in Mathematical Physics, 2010
    Co-Authors: C. A. S. Young, R. Zegers
    Abstract:

    Given a symmetric decomposition $${\mathfrak g=\mathfrak h\oplus \mathfrak p}$$ of a Semisimple Lie Algebra $${\mathfrak g}$$ , we define the notion of a $${\mathfrak p}$$ -contractible quantized universal enveloping Algebra (QUEA): for these QUEAs the contraction $${\mathfrak g\rightarrow\mathfrak g_0}$$ making $${\mathfrak p}$$ abelian is nonsingular and yields a QUEA of $${\mathfrak g_0}$$ . For a certain class of symmetric decompositions, we prove, by refining cohomological arguments due to Drinfel’d, that every QUEA of $${\mathfrak g_0}$$ so obtained is isomorphic to a cochain twist of the undeformed envelope $${\mathcal U(\mathfrak g_0)}$$ . To do so we introduce the $${\mathfrak p}$$ -contractible Chevalley-Eilenberg complex and prove, for this class of symmetric decompositions, a version of Whitehead’s lemma for this complex. By virtue of the existence of the cochain twist, there exist triangular quasi-Hopf Algebras based on these contracted QUEAs and, in the approach due to Beggs and Majid, the dual quantized coordinate Algebras admit quasi-associative differential calculi of classical dimensions. As examples, we consider κ -Poincaré in 3 and 4 spacetime dimensions.

Apoorva Khare - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • weights of simple highest weight modules over a complex Semisimple Lie Algebra
    arXiv: Representation Theory, 2013
    Co-Authors: Apoorva Khare
    Abstract:

    In this short note we announce three formulas for the set of weights of various classes of highest weight modules $\V$ with highest weight \lambda, over a complex Semisimple Lie Algebra $\Lie{g}$ with Cartan subAlgebra $\Lie{h}$. These include, but are not restricted to, all (highest weight) simple modules L(\lambda). We also assert that these formulas are the "best possible", in that they do not hold in general for other highest weight modules in a very precise sense. The proofs of the results in this note are included in an updated copy (Version 3) of the paper arxiv:1301.1140 . The proofs involve studying the convex hull of the set of $\Lie{h}$-weights $\wt(\V)$ in their own right. Thus, we show that if $\V = L(\lambda)$ is simple, or if \lambda\ is not on a simple root hyperplane and $\V$ is arbitrary, the hull of the infinite set $\wt(\V)$ is a convex polyhedron - i.e., cut out by only finitely many hyperplanes. (This extends the notion of the Weyl polytope to arbitrary simple modules L(\lambda).) It is also shown that the partially ordered set (under quotienting) of modules $\V$ with fixed convex hull, has unique "largest" and "smallest" elements.

Polyxeni Lamprou - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.