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Joao Schwarz

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Characteristic free Galois rings and generalized Weyl algebras

This paper develops from scratch a theory of Galois rings and orders over arbitrary fields. Our approach is different from others in the literature in that there is no non-modularity assumption. We prove, when the field is algebraically closed, the analogue of the Main Theorem of the representation theory of Galois orders by V. Futorny and S. Ovsienko. Then we develop a theory of infinite rank generalized Weyl algebras, which was never explicitly introduced in the literature before, and prove its basic properties. We expect their representation theory to be of interest for future works. Finally we show that under very mild assumptions, the invariants of generalized Weyl algebras under the action of non-exceptional irreducible complex reflection groups are a principal Galois orders, greatly generalizing, in an elementary fashion, results obtained previously for the Weyl algebras.

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Algebras of invariant differential operators

We prove that an invariant subalgebra A_n^W of the Weyl algebra A_n is a Galois order over an adequate commutative subalgebra Γwhen W is a two-parameters irreducible unitary reflection group G(m,1,n), m\geq 1, n\geq 1, including the Weyl group of type B_n, or alternating group, or the product of n copies of a cyclic group of fixed finite order. Earlier this was established for the symmetric group by the authors. In each of the cases above, except for the alternating groups, we show that A_n^W is free as a right (left) Γ-module. Similar results are established for the algebra of W-invariant differential operators on the n-dimensional torus where W is a symmetric group S_n or orthogonal group of type B_n or D_n. As an application of our technique we prove the quantum Gelfand-Kirillov conjecture for U_q(sl_2), the first Witten deformation and the Woronowicz deformation.

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