The integrality conjecture and the cohomology of preprojective stacks
arXiv:1602.02110
Abstract
We study the Borel-Moore homology of stacks of representations of preprojective algebras , via the study of the DT theory of the undeformed 3-Calabi-Yau completion . Via a result on the supports of the BPS sheaves for -mod, we prove purity of the BPS cohomology for the stack of -modules, and define BPS sheaves for stacks of -modules. These are mixed Hodge modules on the coarse moduli space of -modules that control the Borel-Moore homology and geometric representation theory associated to these stacks. We show that the hypercohomology of these objects is pure, and thus that the Borel-Moore homology of stacks of -modules is also pure. We transport the cohomological wall-crossing and integrality theorems from DT theory to the category of -modules. Among these and other applications, we use our results to prove positivity of a number of "restricted" Kac polynomials, determine the critical cohomology of , and the Borel-Moore homology of genus one character stacks, as well as various applications to the cohomological Hall algebras associated to Borel-Moore homology of stacks of preprojective algebras, including the PBW theorem, and torsion-freeness.
v4: 60 pages, greatly improved presentation, improved some results and proofs. Rewritten introduction. Added new section on (non)torsion-freeness and (non)commutativity
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