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9780817640927

Singular Loci of Schubert Varieties

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    9780817640927

  • ISBN10:

    0817640924

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-09-01
  • Publisher: Birkhauser

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Summary

"Singular Loci of Schubert Varieties" is a unique work at the crossroads of representation theory, algebraic geometry, and combinatorics. Over the past 20 years, many research articles have been written on the subject in notable journals. In this work, Billey and Lakshmibai have recreated and restructured the various theories and approaches of those articles and present a clearer understanding of this important subdiscipline of Schubert varieties ''‚¬" namely singular loci. The main focus, therefore, is on the computations for the singular loci of Schubert varieties and corresponding tangent spaces. The methods used include standard monomial theory, the nil Hecke ring, and Kazhdan-Lusztig theory. New results are presented with sufficient examples to emphasize key points. A comprehensive bibliography, index, and tables ''‚¬" the latter not to be found elsewhere in the mathematics literature ''‚¬" round out this concise work. After a good introduction giving background material, the topics are presented in a systematic fashion to engage a wide readership of researchers and graduate students.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Introduction
1(6)
Generalities on G/B and G/Q
7(16)
Abstract root systems
7(2)
Root systems of algebraic groups
9(1)
Root subgroups
10(1)
Parabolic subgroups
11(1)
The Weyl group of a parabolic subgroup
12(1)
Schubert varieties
12(1)
The Bruhat-Chevalley order
13(1)
Line bundles on G/Q
13(2)
Geometric properties of Schubert varieties
15(1)
Equations defining a Schubert variety
16(1)
Representations of semisimple algebraic groups
17(6)
Specifics for the Classical Groups
23(14)
The Grassmannian variety Gd,n
23(3)
The special linear group SL (n)
26(3)
The symplectic group Sp(2n)
29(2)
The odd orthogonal group SO(2n+1)
31(2)
The even orthogonal group SO(2n)
33(4)
The Tangent Space and Smoothness
37(10)
The Zariski tangent space
37(1)
Smooth and singular points
37(1)
The space T(w,T)
38(1)
A canonical affine neighborhood of a T-fixed point
39(1)
Tangent cone and Jacobian criteria for smoothness
40(1)
Discussion of smoothness at a T-fixed point
41(1)
Multiplicity at a point P on a variety X
42(2)
Degree of X(w)
44(2)
Summary of smoothness criteria
46(1)
Root System Description of T(w,T)
47(24)
Polo's results
47(2)
Bases Bλ Bλ* for Vk(λ) and H0(G/B, Lλ)
49(3)
Description of T(w,id)
52(4)
Description of T(w,T)
56(7)
Tangent space and certain weight multiplicities
63(4)
The B-module T(w,id)
67(1)
Two smoothness criteria of Carrell-Kuttler
68(3)
Rational Smoothness and Kazhdan-Lusztig Theory
71(20)
Kazhdan-Lusztig polynomials
72(5)
Carrell-Peterson's criteria
77(4)
Combinatorial formulas for Kazhdan-Lusztig polynomials
81(10)
Nil-Hecke Ring and the Singular Locus of X(w)
91(12)
The nil-Hecke ring
91(3)
Criteria for smoothness and rational smoothness
94(3)
Representation-theoretic results on the tangent cone
97(1)
Proof of smoothness criterion
98(5)
Patterns, Smoothness and Rational Smoothness
103(16)
Type A: criterion in terms of patterns
103(1)
Conjecture in type A
104(2)
Types B, C, D: criterion in terms of patterns
106(9)
Type C results of Lakshmibai-Song using permutations
115(4)
Minuscule and cominuscule G/P
119(40)
Results on small resolutions
122(9)
Brion-Polo results
131(7)
Irreducible components of SingX(w) in special cases
138(6)
Multiplicity at a singular point
144(11)
The symplectic Grassmannian Sp(2n)/Pn
155(4)
Rank Two Results
159(10)
Kumar's method
159(2)
Tangent space computations
161(8)
Related Combinatorial Results
169(6)
Factoring the Poincare polynomial of a Schubert variety
169(1)
Structure of Bruhat intervals
170(2)
Generating function for smooth permutations
172(1)
Bona's results
172(3)
Related Varieties
175(32)
Opposite cells in Schubert varieties in SL(n)/B
175(5)
Determinantal varieties
180(5)
Ladder determinantal varieties
185(16)
Quiver varieties
201(2)
Variety of complexes
203(4)
Addendum
207(32)
Dynkin Diagrams
207(1)
Summary of Smoothness Criteria
208(2)
Table of Minimal Bad Patterns
210(2)
Singular loci of A5, B4, C4, D4
212(27)
Bibliography 239(8)
Index 247

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