Cohomology for quantum groups via the geometry of the nullcone
arXiv:1102.3639
Abstract
Let be a complex th root of unity for an odd integer . For any complex simple Lie algebra , let be the associated "small" quantum enveloping algebra. In general, little is known about the representation theory of quantum groups (resp., algebraic groups) when (resp., ) is smaller than the Coxeter number of the underlying root system. For example, Lusztig's conjecture concerning the characters of the rational irreducible -modules stipulates that . The main result in this paper provides a surprisingly uniform answer for the cohomology algebra $\opH^\bullet(u_ζ,{\mathbb C})$ of the small quantum group. When , this cohomology algebra has been calculated by Ginzburg and Kumar \cite{GK}. Our result requires powerful tools from complex geometry and a detailed knowledge of the geometry of the nullcone of . In this way, the methods point out difficulties present in obtaining similar results for the restricted enveloping algebra in small characteristics, though they do provide some clarification of known results there also. Finally, we establish that if is a finite dimensional -module, then $\opH^\bullet(u_ζ,M)$ is a finitely generated $\opH^\bullet(u_ζ,\mathbb C)$-module, and we obtain new results on the theory of support varieties for .
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