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The equivariant line bundle associated to a Borel character
Definition
Assume the Axiom of Choice (The Axiom of Choice). Let be the connected simply connected complex semisimple affine algebraic group with Borel subgroup and opposite unipotent subgroup of Complex semisimple algebraic group, Borel, and flag variety and Borel, opposite unipotent groups and root coordinates, and let be the flag variety with its quotient structure and its -torsor of Zariski sections of Borel and minimal-parabolic orbit maps.
Characters of the Borel. By clause (iv) of Borel, opposite unipotent groups and root coordinates the restriction of characters is an isomorphism , so a character of the maximal torus extends uniquely to a character of , trivial on the unipotent radical , which is also written ; in these notes the group law of the character group is written additively, so denotes the inverse character .
The line bundle. Let be the one-dimensional -module on which acts by the character , that is . Define the associated bundle with the projection induced by and the left -action . The sign convention is fixed once and for all by this formula: the fibre of over a point is , on which acts through when the point is , and the left action of commutes with this right -action, so is a -equivariant line bundle on with and all cohomological statements attached to it computed in this convention. In particular is the structure sheaf, and by the corresponding identities of one-dimensional -modules.
Example: the rank-one case. For the simple root with minimal parabolic of Minimal parabolic from one negative simple root, the fibre of the projection at the point is , and the restriction of to this projective line is computed in Flag line-bundle degree on a minimal-parabolic fiber; the sign in is chosen so that this degree is the signed coroot pairing for the identification of with fixed there. The construction of the quotient above uses the local sections and local triviality of supplied by Zariski sections of Borel and minimal-parabolic orbit maps. The Axiom of Choice is assumed in the first sentence and is inherited from the suppliers named above; no choice is made in the definition itself.
Depends on
Used by
- Flag line bundles for SL(2) Example
- Two minimal-parabolic projections for SL(3) Example
- Canonical weight of a flag variety Lemma
- Flag line-bundle degree on a minimal-parabolic fiber Lemma
- Relative canonical weight for a minimal-parabolic flag projection Lemma
- Borel characters classify equivariant flag line bundles Theorem
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Sources
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (standard reference, not scraped)
- Michel Brion, Lectures on the Geometry of Flag Varieties (standard reference, not scraped)