Birational classification of moduli spaces.
Despite the title, the main result proved in this paper is about representations of quivers. However, some ideas are given about applications of the author's method to moduli of vector bundles, and the following result on moduli of representations of quivers is stated, together with an outline of the proof: Let \(\alpha\) be a Schur root for the quiver \(Q\). Let \(h=\gcd_v(\alpha_v)\) and \(p=1-\langle\alpha/h,\alpha/h\rangle\). Then a moduli space of representations of dimension vector \(\alpha\) is birational to \(p\) \(h\)-by-\(h\) matrices up to simultaneous conjugacy. A proof appears in the subsequent paper: \textit{A. Schofield} [Indag. Math., New Ser. 12, No. 3, 407-432 (2001; Zbl 1013.16005)]. Much of the writing is done in a rather loose style, and parts of it are, in the author's own words: ``not rigorous in any way. The part written with details is the following: The author introduces the notion of `rigid sub-dimension vector' of a dimension vector, and proves that, if \(\alpha\) is a Schur root for a quiver \(Q\) without directed loops, then there exists a rigid sub-dimension vector \(\beta\) of \(\alpha\) such that both \(\beta\) and \(\alpha-\beta\) are uniform dimension vectors. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0945.00021].
- Birational classification of moduli spaces of representations of quivers
- Unitary and Euclidean representations of a quiver
- Representations of quivers.
- Quiver representations.
- Smooth quiver representation spaces.
- Decomposition classes of representations of tame quivers.
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 15116
- Irreducible components of module varieties: an example
- General Representations of Quivers
- Essential dimension and genericity for quiver representations
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