Spinor bundles on quadrics
Spinor bundles on quadrics
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1988
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G. Ottaviani
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G. Ottaviani
We define some stable vector bundles on the complex quadric hypersurface Qn of dimension n as the natural generalization of the universal bundle and the dual of the quotient bundle on Q4 ~ Gr(l,3). We call them spinor bundles. When n = 2fc — 1 there is one spinor bundle of rank 2k~1. When n = 2k there are two spinor bundles of rank 2k~1. Their behavior is slightly different according as n = 0 (mod 4) or n = 2 (mod 4). As an application, we describe some moduli spaces of rank 3 vector bundles on Q5 and Qe- Introduction. Let Qn be the smooth quadric hypersurface of the complex pro- jective space Pn+1. In this paper we define in a geometrical way some vector bundles on the quadric Qn as the natural generalization of the universal bundle and the dual of the quotient bundle on Q4 ~ Gr(l,3). We call them spinor bundles. On Q4 this definition is equivalent to the usual one. Spinor bundles are homogeneous and stable (according to the definition of Mum- ford-Takemoto). We study their first properties using the geometrical description given and some standard techniques available in (OSS). We also use a theorem of Ramanan (see (Um)) about the stability of homoge- neous bundles induced by irreducible representations. When n is odd there is only one spinor bundle, while when n is even there are two nonisomorphic spinor bun- dles. When n is even the behavior of spinor bundles is slightly different according as n = 0 (mod4) or n = 2 (mod4). In (Ot2) we have given a cohomological splitting criterion for vector bundles on quadrics involving spinor bundles. Qn ~ Spin(n + 2)/P(cty) (St) is a homogeneous manifold, and the semisimple part of the Lie algebra of -P(ai) is o(n). At the level of Lie algebras, spinor bundles are defined from the spin and half-spin representations of o(n). The paper is divided into three sections. In §1 we give some preliminary results and we define the spinor bundles. In §2 we study the first properties of spinor bundles. In §3, as an application, we describe some moduli spaces of rank 3 vector bundles on Q5 and Qq.