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Smoothness of equivariant derived categories

Valery A. Lunts·Olaf M. Schnürer
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We introduce the notion of (homological) G-smoothness for a complex G-variety X, where G is a connected affine algebraic group. This is based on the notion of smoothness for dg algebras and uses a suitable enhancement of the G-equivariant derived category of X. If there are only finitely many G-orbits and all stabilizers are connected, we show that X is G-smooth if and only if all orbits O satisfy H^*(O; R)=R. On the way we prove several results concerning smoothness of dg categories over a graded commutative dg ring.

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Valery A. Lunts, Olaf M. Schnürer. 2013-07-09. Smoothness of equivariant derived categories. https://doi.org/10.1112/plms%2Fpdt053

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