On geometric invariant theory for infinite-dimensional groups
On geometric invariant theory for infinite-dimensional groups
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论无限维群的几何不变量理论
DOI:
10.1007/bfb0079235
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发表时间:
1987
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通讯作者:
D. Peterson
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作者:
V. Kac;D. Peterson
Introduction. Let G be a complex reductive algebraic group operating on a finite-dimensional vector space V. Given a I-parameter subgroup a: eX G, a point v e V is called a-unstable if lim a (t)· v= O. The set NO of all points which are a-unstable for some a is contained in the null-cone N={ve VIO E IT7V}. The Hilbert-Mumford theorem says that, in fact, N= NO'Kempf [lOJ elaborated on this. He constructed a G-equivariant map?: PN where PN denotes the projectivization of N and denotes the set of all proper parabolic subgroups of G, on which G acts by conjugation. Given ev e PN, the set of maximal reductive subgroups of the associated parabolic subgroup?(ev) consists of the centralizers of all" optimal" I-parameter subgroups a for which v is a-unstable;?(ev) is uniquely determined by this. The main purpose of his work was to show the existence of a over the field of definition. However, one obtains immediately another corollary, just from the existence of the map: the stabilizer of any ev e PN is contained in a proper parabolic subgroup of G (namely, in?(ev». Now let G (A) be the complex Kac-Moody group associated to a