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Daniel Chan

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Non-commutative Mori contractions and $\PP^1$-bundles

We give a method for constructing maps from a non-commutative scheme to a commutative projective curve. With the aid of Artin-Zhang's abstract Hilbert schemes, this is used to construct analogues of the extremal contraction of a $K$-negative curve with self-intersection zero on a smooth projective surface. This result will hopefully be useful in studying Artin's conjecture on the birational classification of non-commutative surfaces. As a non-trivial example of the theory developed, we look at non-commutative ruled surfaces and, more generally, at non-commutative $\PP^1$-bundles. We show in particular, that non-commutative $\PP^1$-bundles are smooth, have well-behaved Hilbert schemes and we compute its Serre functor. We then show that non-commutative ruled surfaces give examples of the aforementioned non-commutative Mori contractions.

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Moduli of bundles on exotic del Pezzo orders

Maximal orders of rank 4 on the projective plane, ramified on a smooth plane quartic are examples of exotic del Pezzo orders. We compute the possible Chern classes for line bundles on such orders and show the moduli space of line bundles with minimal second Chern class is either a point or a smooth genus two curve.

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McKay correspondence for canonical orders

Canonical orders, introduced in the minimal model program for orders, are simultaneous generalisations of Kleinian singularities and their associated skew group rings. In this paper, we construct minimal resolutions of canonical orders via non-commutative cyclic covers and skew group rings. This allows us to exhibit a derived equivalence between minimal resolutions of canonical orders and the skew group ring form of the canonical order in all but one case. The Fourier-Mukai transform used to construct this equivalence allows us to make explicit, the numerical version of the McKay correspondence for canonical orders which, relates the exceptional curves of the minimal resolution to the indecomposable reflexive modules of the canonical order.

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Numerically Calabi-Yau orders on surfaces

This is part of an ongoing program to classify maximal orders on surfaces via their ramification data. Del Pezzo and ruled orders have already been classified. In this paper, we classify numerically Calabi-Yau orders which are the noncommutative analogues of surfaces of Kodaira dimension zero.

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