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Publications and source records attributed to Raphael Rouquier.
We construct a model for the tensor product of the regular 2-representation of the enveloping algebra of $\mathfrak{sl}_2^+$ with the vector 2-representation, based on the $\infty$-categorical definition of the second author. Our model contains McMillan's minimal one. Our use of an infinite family of generators provides a simpler model that we prove is equivalent to Webster's tensor product category.
We construct a morphism from the cactus group associated with a Coxeter group to the group of invertible elements of Lusztig's asymptotic algebra. This relates to the cactus group action on elements of Coxeter groups defined by Losev and Bonnafé and we propose a conjecture on how to fully recover those actions.
We describe a new type of $2$-representations, using coherent sheaves. Feigin, Finkelberg, Kuznetsov, Mirković and Braverman have provided a construction of Verma modules for complex semi-simple Lie algebras using based quasi-map spaces from $\mathbb{P}^1$ to flag varieties (zastavas). We consider here the case of $\mathfrak{sl}_2$, where the zastavas are smooth, and are mere affine spaces. We show that coherent sheaves on zastavas provide a $2$-Verma module for $\mathfrak{sl}_2$ in the sense of Naisse-Vaz. Adding a superpotential and considering matrix factorizations, we obtain a realization of simple $2$-representations of $\mathfrak{sl}_2$.
This article discusses the modular representation theory of finite groups of Lie type from the viewpoint of Broue's abelian defect group conjecture. We discuss both the defining characteristic case, the inspiration for Alperin's weight conjecture, and the non-defining case, the inspiration for Broue's conjecture. The modular representation theory of general finite groups is conjectured to behave both like that of finite groups of Lie type in defining characteristic, and in non-defining characteristic, to a large extent. The expected behaviour of modular representation theory of finite groups of Lie type in defining characteristic is particularly difficult to grasp along the lines of Broue's conjecture and we raise a new question related to the change of central character. We introduce a degeneration method in the modular representation theory of finite groups of Lie type in non-defining characteristic. Combined with the rigidity property of perverse equivalences, this provides a setting for two variable decomposition matrices, for large characteristic. This should help make progress towards finding decomposition matrices, an outstanding problem with few general results beyond the case of general linear groups. This last part is based on joint work with David Craven and Olivier Dudas.
We develop the 2-representation theory of the odd one-dimensional super Lie algebra $gl(1|1)^+$ and show it controls the Heegaard-Floer theory of surfaces of Lipshitz, Ozsv\'ath and Thurston. Our main tool is the construction of a tensor product for 2-representations. We show it corresponds to a gluing operation for surfaces, or the chord diagrams of arc decompositions. This provides an extension of Heegaard-Floer theory to dimension one, expanding the work of Douglas, Lipshitz and Manolescu.
We give a proof of the finite generation of the cohomology ring of a finite p-group over F_p by reduction to the case of elementary abelian groups, based on Serre's Theorem on products of Bocksteins.
Varagnolo and Vasserot conjectured an equivalence between the category O for CRDAHA's and a subcategory of an affine parabolic category O of type A. We prove this conjecture. As applications, we prove a conjecture of Rouquier on the dimension of simple modules of CRDAHA's and a conjecture of Chuang-Miyachi on the Koszul duality for the category O of CRDAHA's.
This text provides an introduction and complements to some basic constructions and results in 2-representation theory of Kac-Moody algebras.
We give a moduli interpretation of the outer automorphism group Out of a finite dimensional algebra similar to that of the Picard group of a scheme. We deduce that Out^0 is invariant under derived and stable equivalences. This allows us to transfer gradings between algebras and gives rise to conjectural homological constructions of interesting gradings on block of finite groups with abelian defect. We give applications to the lifting of stable equivalences to derived equivalences. We give a counterpart of the invariance result for smooth projective varieties: the product Pic^0xAut^0 is invariant under derived equivalence.
This work is an attempt towards a Morita theory for stable equivalences between self-injective algebras. More precisely, given two self-injective algebras A and B and an equivalence between their stable categories, consider the set S of images of simple B-modules inside the stable category of A. That set satisfies some obvious properties of Hom-spaces and it generates the stable category of A. Keep now only S and A. Can B be reconstructed ? We show how to reconstruct the graded algebra associated to the radical filtration of (an algebra Morita equivalent to) B. We also study a similar problem in the more general setting of a triangulated category T. Given a finite set S of objects satisfying Hom-properties analogous to those satisfied by the set of simple modules in the derived category of a ring and assuming that the set generates T, we construct a t-structure on T. In the case T=D^b(A) and A is a symmetric algebra, the first author has shown that there is a symmetric algebra B with an equivalence from D^b(B) to D^b(A) sending the set of simple B-modules to S. The case of a self-injective algebra leads to a slightly more general situation: there is a finite dimensional differential graded algebra B with H^i(B)=0 for i>0 and for i<<0 with the same property as above.
We construct a 2-category associated with a Kac-Moody algebra and we study its 2-representations. This generalizes earlier work with Chuang for type A. We relate categorifications relying on K_0 properties and 2-representations.
We show that the category O for a rational Cherednik algebra of type A is equivalent to modules over a q-Schur algebra (parameter not a half integer), providing thus character formulas for simple modules. We give some generalization to B_n(d). We prove an ``abstract'' translation principle. These results follow from the unicity of certain highest categories covering Hecke algebras. We also provide a semi-simplicity criterion for Hecke algebras of complex reflection groups.
We construct a microlocalization of the rational Cherednik algebras $H$ of type $S_n$. This is achieved by a quantization of the Hilbert scheme $\Hilb^n\C^2$ of $n$ points in $\C^2$. We then prove the equivalence of the category of $H$-modules and the one of modules over its microlocalization under certain conditions on the parameter.
We prove analogues for reductive algebraic groups of some results for finite groups due to Knoerr and Robinson which play a central role in their reformulation of Alperin's conjecture for finite groups.
We discuss the homological algebra of representation theory of finite dimensional algebras and finite groups. We present various methods for the construction and the study of equivalences of derived categories: local group theory, geometry and categorifications.
This paper surveys the representation theory of rational Cherednik algebras. We also discuss the representations of the spherical subalgebras. We describe in particular the results on category O. For type A, we explain relations with the Hilbert scheme of points on C^2. We insist on the analogy with the representation theory of complex semi-simple Lie algebras.
Originally a technical tool, the derived category of coherent sheaves over an algebraic variety has become over the last twenty years an important invariant in the birational study of algebraic varieties. Problems of birational invariance and of minimization of the derived category have appeared, inspired by Kontsevich's homological mirror symmetry conjecture and Mori's minimal model program. We present the main conjectures and their proofs in dimension 3 and for particular classes of flops.
We define and study sl\_2-categorifications on abelian categories. We show in particular that there is a self-derived (even homotopy) equivalence categorifying the adjoint action of the simple reflection. We construct categorifications for blocks of symmetric groups and deduce that two blocks are splendidly Rickard equivalent whenever they have isomorphic defect groups and we show that this implies Broué's abelian defect group conjecture for symmetric groups. We give similar results for general linear groups over finite fields. The constructions extend to cyclotomic Hecke algebras. We also construct categorifications for category O of gl\_n(C) and for rational representations of general linear groups over an algebraically closed field of characteristic p, where we deduce that two blocks corresponding to weights with the same stabilizer under the dot action of the affine Weyl group have equivalent derived (and homotopy) categories, as conjectured by Rickard.