When does the associated graded Lie algebra of an arrangement group decompose?
arXiv:math/0309324 · doi:10.4171/CMH/77
Abstract
Let \A be a complex hyperplane arrangement, with fundamental group G and holonomy Lie algebra \H. Suppose \H_3 is a free abelian group of minimum possible rank, given the values the Möbius function μ: Ł_2\to \Z takes on the rank 2 flats of \A. Then the associated graded Lie algebra of G decomposes (in degrees 2 and higher) as a direct product of free Lie algebras. In particular, the ranks of the lower central series quotients of the group are given by ϕ_r(G)=\sum_{X\in Ł_2} ϕ_r(F_{μ(X)}), for r\ge 2. We illustrate this new Lower Central Series formula with several families of examples.
14 pages, accepted for publication by Commentarii Mathematici Helvetici
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