Mori dream spaces as fine moduli of quiver representations
Mori dream spaces as fine moduli of quiver representations
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jpaa.2012.06.014
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发表时间:
2011-04
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0.8
通讯作者:
Alastair Craw;Dorothy Winn
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作者:
Alastair Craw;Dorothy Winn
Mori Dream Spaces and their Cox rings have been the subject of a great deal of interest since their introduction by Hu–Keel [11] over a decade ago. From the geometric side, these varieties enjoy the property that all operations of the Mori programme can be carried out by variation of GIT quotient, while from the algebraic side, obtaining an explicit presentation of the Cox ring is an interesting problem in itself. Examples of Mori Dream Spaces include Q-factorial projective toric varieties, spherical varieties and log Fano varieties of arbitrary dimension. In this paper we use the representation theory of quivers to study multigraded linear series on Mori Dream Spaces. Our main results construct Mori Dream Spaces as fine moduli spaces of ϑ-stable representations of bound quivers for a special stability parameter ϑ, thereby extending results of Craw–Smith [6] for projective toric varieties.Let X be a projective variety and L=(OX, L1,..., Lr) a collection of distinct, effective line bundles on X. The associated multigraded linear series| L| is a smooth projective toric variety that provides a multigraded analogue of the classical linear series of a single line bundle. To construct| L| one first defines the bound quiver of sections of L to be a finite, acyclic quiver Q together with an ideal of relations JL in the path algebra kQ for which kQ/JL is isomorphic to End ( 0≤ i≤ r Li). Setting aside the ideal of relations for now, the multigraded linear series| L| is defined to be the toric quiver variety obtained as the fine moduli space of ϑ-stable representations of Q with dimension vector (1,..., 1) for the special stability parameter ϑ=(− r, 1,..., 1). Paths in the quiver arise from spaces of sections of the form H0 (X, Lj⊗ L− 1