Rings of differential operators on invariant rings of tori
Rings of differential operators on invariant rings of tori
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环面不变环上的微分算子环
DOI:
10.1090/s0002-9947-1987-0902799-2
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发表时间:
1987
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1.3
通讯作者:
I. Musson
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作者:
I. Musson
Let k be an algebraically closed field of characteristic zero and G a torus acting diagonally on k '. For a subset ,8 of s = {1, 2, . . ., s }, set Up = { u E k ' | u, + O if j E ,8 }. Then G acts on d(Up ), the ring of regular functions on Up, and we study the ring D(d(Up)G) of all differential operators on the invariantvring. More generally suppose that /\ is a set of subsets of s, such that each invariant ring d(U,@)G, ,B E /\, has the same quotient field. We prove thatn:G D(d(Up)G) is Noetherian and finitely generated as a k-algebra. Now G acts on each D(d(Up)) and there is a natural map 0 n D(d(UB)) n D(d(Up)G) = D(Ya/G) obtained by restriction of the differential operators. We find necessary and sufficient conditions for 0 to be suUective and describe the kernel of #. The algebras n: G D ¢>(Up))G and n: G A D(¢>(Up)G) carry a natural filtration given by the order of the differential operators. We show that the associated graded rings are finitely generated commutative algebras and are Gorensetin rings. We also determine the centers of n:GA D(¢>(Up5)G and n:GA D(d(U)G) Introduction. Throughout this paper k will be an algebraically closed field of characteristic zero. If K is a commutative k-algebra we denote by Do(K) the set of k-linear maps K K and if > 1 a k-linear map f: K > K belongs to Dp(K) provided the map [f, r] defined by [f, r](s) = f(rs)-rf(s) for s E K belongs to Dp_l(K) for all r E K. The set D(K) = UpaoDp(K) forms a subring of Endk(K) called the ring of differential operators on K. We consider K as a left D(K)-module where f r = f(r) for all f E D(K), r E K. The ring of differential operators on the invariant ring of a finite group acting on a polynomial ring has been studied in [Ka, L1 and L2]. We carry out a similar study for the invariant ring of a torus. We assume that the torus G acts on kS as a group of diagonal matrices. If jB is a subset of s = {1,2,...,s}, then G acts on UA = {u E kSlUJ + O if j E jB}. Also G acts on (p(U) via (gf)(u) = f(g-1u) for g E G, f E (g)(U/3), u E U/3. More generally suppose that for some set of subsets A of s we have Y = UE UA, where each invariant ring (p(U)c has the same quotient field F. Then each D((p(U)6) is a Received by the editors June 18, 1986 and, in revised form, December 11, 1986. 1980 Mclthemcltiss Subject Clclssificcltion (1985 Revision). Primary 16A33; Secondary 13N05, 14L30. P?1987 American Mathematical S