Embeddings of semisimple complex Lie groups and cohomological components of modules

Embeddings of semisimple complex Lie groups and cohomological components of modules
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半单复李群的嵌入和模的上同调分量

DOI:
10.1016/j.jalgebra.2012.09.030
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发表时间:
2010
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0.9
通讯作者:
V. Tsanov
V. Tsanov
中科院分区:
数学3区
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V. Tsanov

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Abstract Let G↪ G˜ be an embedding of semisimple complex Lie groups, B⊂ B˜ a pair of nested Borel subgroups and G/B↪ G˜/B˜ the associated embedding of flag manifolds. Let O˜(λ˜) be an equivariant invertible sheaf on G˜/B˜ and O (λ) be its restriction to G/B. Consider the G-equivariant pullback π λ˜: H (G˜/B˜, O˜(λ˜))→ H (G/B, O (λ)). The Borel–Weil–Bott theorem and Schurʼs lemma imply that π λ˜ is either surjective or zero. If π λ˜ is nonzero, the image of the dual map (π λ˜)⁎ is a G-irreducible component in a G˜-irreducible module, called a cohomological component. We establish a necessary and sufficient condition for nonvanishing of π λ˜. Also, we prove a theorem on the structure of the set of pairs of dominant weights (μ, μ˜) with V (μ)⊂ V˜(μ˜) cohomological. Here V (μ) and V˜(μ˜) denote the respective highest weight modules. Simplified specializations are formulated for regular and diagonal embeddings. In particular, we give an alternative proof of a recent theorem of Dimitrov and Roth. Beyond the regular and diagonal cases, we study equivariantly embedded rational curves and we also show that the generators of the algebra of ad-invariant polynomials on a semisimple Lie algebra can be obtained as cohomological components. Our methods rely on Kostantʼs theory of Lie algebra cohomology.