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Y. Pandey

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Conformal blocks, parahoric torsors and Borel-Weil-Bott

Let $X$ be a smooth projective curve over an algebraically closed field $k$. Let $\mathcal{G}$ be a parahoric group scheme on $X$ as in \cite{pr}. Via the principle of Hecke correspondences, we set-up relationships between the cohomology of lines bundles on various moduli stacks of torsors. This approach gives a proof of \cite[Conjecture 3.7]{pr} for group schemes $\mathcal G$ as above in characteristic zero. This further gives as a consequence, the principle of propagation of vacua. We give a direct proof of the independence of central charge on base points. Projective flatness is recovered as a corollary of Faltings construction of the Hitchin connection. Using C.Teleman's basic results (\cite{bwb}), we deduce the analogous result that cohomology of line bundles on the stack of principal $G$-bundles vanish in all degrees except possibly one. Results on twisted vacua \cite{hongkumar} are obtained as immediate consequences.

math.AG

On a theorem of Narasimhan and Ramanan on deformations

Let $X$ be a smooth projective curve genus $G$ (as elaborated in \ref{main1}), over an algebraically closed field $k$ of arbitrary characteristics. Let $\cH$ {\em be a tamely ramified absolutely simple, simply connected connected group scheme (see \eqref{quasisplitcase})}. Let $\cM$ denote the moduli stack $\cM_X(\cH)$ of $\cH$-torsors on $X$ and $\cM^{^s}$ be the open substack of {\em stable torsors}. Using the theory of parahoric torsors and Parahoric-correspondences, we describe the cohomology groups $\text{H}^i\left(\cM^{^s}, \cT_{_{\cM}}\right), i = 0,1,2$ and $\text{H}^i\left(\cM^{^s}, \Omega_{_{\cM}}\right), i = 0,1,2$ in terms of the curve $X$. The classical results of Narasimhan and Ramanan are derived as a consequence.

math.AG

On a "Wonderful" Bruhat-Tits group scheme

In this note we make a universal construction of Bruhat-Tits group scheme on wonderful embeddings of adjoint groups in the absolute and relative settings and of adjoint Kac-Moody groups. These have natural classifying properties reflecting the orbit structure on the wonderful embeddings.

math.RT