Resolution of non-abelian three-dimensional singularities. (Q817917)

Let \(E\) be an elliptic curve and let \(R\) be a real three dimensional root system. Let \(W\) be the Weyl group associated to \(R\), and put \(W_+=W\cap\text{SL}_3(\mathbb{C}).\) Then \(W_+\) acts naturally on \(E\otimes Q(R)\) and the quotient \(E\otimes Q(R)/W_+\) is singular with two natural crepant resolutions. One is the result of a Jung process of desingularization of singularities, the other the equivariant Hilbert scheme. The author compares these resolutions case by case by writing up explicit equations, and in the Hilbert scheme case, an explicit example is given and a McKay correspondence is achieved. Finally, this correspondence results in a family of vector bundles on \(E\) parameterized by the \(W_+\)-Hilbert scheme. This article gives an interesting comparison of the two types of crepant resolutions in the dimension three case.