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Characters of equivariant D-modules on spaces of matrices

Abstract

We compute the characters of the simple GL-equivariant holonomic D-modules on the vector spaces of general, symmetric and skew-symmetric matrices. We realize some of these D-modules explicitly as subquotients in the pole order filtration associated to the determinant/Pfaffian of a generic matrix, and others as local cohomology modules. We give a direct proof of a conjecture of Levasseur in the case of general and skew-symmetric matrices, and provide counterexamples in the case of symmetric matrices. The character calculations are used in subsequent work with Weyman to describe the D-module composition factors of local cohomology modules with determinantal and Pfaffian support.

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Claudiu Raicu. 2016-01-16. Characters of equivariant D-modules on spaces of matrices. https://doi.org/10.1112/s0010437x16007521

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