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arXiv · 0704.1010

Group actions on algebraic stacks via butterflies

Abstract

We introduce an explicit method for studying actions of a group stack G on an algebraic stack X. As an example, we study in detail the case where X=P(n_0,...,n_r) is a weighted projective stack over an arbitrary base S. To this end, we give an explicit description of the group stack of automorphisms of, the weighted projective general linear 2-group PGL(n_0,...,n_r). As an application, we use a result of Colliot-Thelene to show that for every linear algebraic group G over an arbitrary base field k (assumed to be reductive if char(k)>0) such that Pic}(G)=0, every action of G on P(n_0,...,n_r) lifts to a linear action of G on A^{r+1}.

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Behrang Noohi. 2013-09-04. Group actions on algebraic stacks via butterflies. https://arxiv.org/abs/0704.1010

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