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Flag-variety twisted differential operators and their modules

Definition

Assume the Axiom of Choice as inherited from the published group and sheaf suppliers. Let G be a connected simply connected complex semisimple affine algebraic group, B⊇T a Borel subgroup and maximal torus, X=G/B, g=Lie⁡G, h=Lie⁡T, and Φ+ the positive roots selected by B. Write ρ=12∑α∈Φ+α. All schemes are over C. For an integral weight η, OX(η) denotes the G-equivariant line bundle G×BCη with fiber character η at eB.

The infinitesimal G-action gives an anchor aX:LX:=OX⊗Cg⟶TX,f⊗x⟼fxX. Give LX the action-algebroid bracket [f⊗x,g⊗y]=fg⊗[x,y]+fxX(g)⊗y−gyX(f)⊗x. Its kernel bX=ker⁡aX is the isotropy Lie-algebra bundle; at gB its fiber is Ad⁡(g)b.

For any κ∈h∗, the character κ+ρ of b (zero on n+) transports to an OX-linear map χκ+ρX:bX→OX. The transport is independent of the representative g of gB, since a character is invariant under the adjoint action of B. The action-algebroid enveloping sheaf UX(g) is generated by OX and LX with the displayed bracket and [x,f]=xX(f),x∈LX, f∈OX. Define the sheaf of twisted differential operators Dκ:=UX(g)/(ξ−χκ+ρX(ξ):ξ∈bX). Its order filtration assigns order zero to OX and order at most one to the image of LX. A TDO means a filtered OX-ring with F0=OX, associated graded Sym⁡OXTX, and first-order commutator equal to the anchor; the well-definedness and PBW properties of Dκ are proved in PBW and integral line-bundle twisting for flag TDOs ↗. A left Dκ-module below is required to be quasi-coherent as an OX-module.

For z∈Z(U(g)), let pr⁡(z)∈U(h) be the Harish–Chandra projection along the chosen triangular decomposition, and put χκ(z)=pr⁡(z)(κ−ρ). This is the shifted central character: the Harish–Chandra isomorphism makes it W-invariant in κ. Define Aκ=U(g)/U(g)ker⁡χκ. The regularity convention is antidominant when ⟨κ,α∨⟩∉Z>0 for each positive root α, and regular when ⟨κ,α∨⟩≠0 for every root. For complex weights, Z>0 means the positive real integers; no order on arbitrary complex numbers is used.

Remarks

For integral κ, the proved identification is Dκ=Diff⁡(OX(κ+ρ)). In particular D−ρ=Diff⁡(OX). The construction uses the isotropy sheaf bX; quotienting U(g) by the fixed subalgebra b would not define an algebra. With the convention of The equivariant line bundle associated to a Borel character, OX(η)=L−η.

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