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The Ringel dual of a finite highest weight ideal

Definition

Assume the Axiom of Choice (The Axiom of Choice). In a finite highest-weight block or in a lower Serre ideal Γ of Standard- and costandard-filtered objects and tilting objects put TΓ=⨁A∈ΓT(A),RΓ=End⁡(TΓ)op, the characteristic tilting generator and its opposite endomorphism ring. By the classification theorem (Indecomposable tilting objects exist and are classified in parabolic category O) TΓ is Ext-self-orthogonal and has finite projective dimension.

The Ringel-dual category of Γ is the category of finite-dimensional left RΓ-modules, made a highest-weight category by the reversed poset and the standards ΔR(A)=Hom⁡(TΓ,∇(A)),A∈Γ. The functor Hom⁡(TΓ,−) is exact and fully faithful on costandard-filtered objects and identifies them with standard-filtered Ringel-dual objects; projectives of the dual category correspond to tilting objects of the original. Its algebraic realization by the opposite-parabolic highest-weight quotient is proved in the next theorem.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A finite highest-weight block or lower Serre ideal Γ with its generalized standards M(A), costandards ∇(A), tiltings T(A) and filtered categories, as in Standard- and costandard-filtered objects and tilting objects and The integral parabolic category-O blocks for higher-level Schur-Weyl duality.

[F1]

Tilting and filtered structure (Standard- and costandard-filtered objects and tilting objects, Indecomposable tilting objects exist and are classified in parabolic category O): the homological criteria, the maximal-support normalization of the indecomposable tiltings T(A), that every tilting is a finite sum of these, and closedness of the flag categories under extensions and summands.

[F3]

Axiom of Choice (The Axiom of Choice).

Verification

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1.1F1F2F3

Ext-self-orthogonality and finite projective dimension. Each T(A) has a standard flag and each T(B) has a costandard flag. All positive Ext⁡ groups between these two kinds of flags vanish by the locally proved criterion of [F1], giving Ext⁡i(T(A),T(B))=0 for every i>0. The actual projective sequence onto each standard has a standard-filtered kernel with strictly higher labels; starting at maximal labels, where the standard is projective, downward induction on the finite poset gives finite projective dimension for every standard. Long exact sequences along a finite standard flag then give finite projective dimension for every T(A) and their finite sum TΓ. The second flag in the Ext argument is costandard, and no standard/standard Ext vanishing is assumed.

2.1F1step 1.1

Costandard presentations by tiltings. Dual to the normalized standard inclusion M(A)↪T(A), every costandard object admits a surjection from a tilting object with costandard-filtered kernel; induction on the costandard flag length gives such presentations for every costandard-filtered object.

3.1F1step 1.1step 2.1

Exactness and full faithfulness of Hom⁡(TΓ,−). On costandard flags the functor sends the presentations of step 2.1 to projective presentations of the images; two tilting presentations lift every map and identify its kernel, so the functor is exact on costandard-filtered objects and fully faithful. It sends tilting objects to projective objects because Hom⁡(TΓ,T(A)) is a direct summand of the regular module.

4.1F1step 3.1

The highest-weight structure of the dual. The quotient Hom⁡(TΓ,T(A))→ΔR(A)=Hom⁡(TΓ,∇(A)) has a kernel filtered by standards with labels strictly higher in the reversed order, and its endomorphism ring is C with head labelled A; this follows from full faithfulness in step 3.1 and the maximal tilting support of [F1]. Hence the Ringel-dual category is highest weight with the reversed poset and the displayed standards, and its filtered image is F(ΔR), not F(∇R).

5.1step 1.1step 2.1step 3.1step 4.1∎

Conclusion. TΓ is a characteristic tilting generator with Ext-self-orthogonal summands and finite projective dimension, the Ringel-dual category has the reversed poset with standards ΔR(A)=Hom⁡(TΓ,∇(A)), and Hom⁡(TΓ,−) is an exact fully faithful equivalence from costandard-filtered objects to standard-filtered dual objects, exchanging tiltings with projectives; the algebraic realization is proved in the next theorem.

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