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Finite dimensional representations of symplectic reflection algebras associated to wreath products II

Abstract

This note extends some results of a previous paper (math.RT/0403250) about finite dimensional representations of the wreath product symplectic reflection algebra H(k,c,N,G) of rank N attached to a finite subgroup G of SL(2,C) (here k is a number and c a class function on the set of nontrivial elements of G). Specifically, let N'=(N_1,...,N_r) be a partition of N. Consider W=W_1\otimes >...\otimes W_r an irreducible representation of S_N'=S_{N_1}\times ...\times S_{N_r}\subset S_N s.t. W_i has rectangular Young diagram for any i and let {Y_i}, i=1,...,r be a collection of irreducible non isomorphic representation of the rank 1 algebra B=H(c_0,1,G) s.t. Ext^1_B(Y_i, Y_j)=0 for any i\neq j. Consider the module M'=W\otimes Y, where Y=Y_1^{N_1}\otimes ...\otimes Y_r^{N_r}, over the subalgebra S_N'#B^N \subset S_N#B^N= H(0,c_0,N,G) and form the induced module M over H(0,c_0,N,G). We show that M can be uniquely deformed along a linear subspace of codimension r in the space of the parameters (k,c) passing through c_0. This result implies the main result of math.RT/0403250 as a particular case, the case of the trivial partition N'=(N).

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Silvia Montarani. 2005-01-11. Finite dimensional representations of symplectic reflection algebras associated to wreath products II. https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0501156

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