Laumon's resolution of Drinfeld's compactification is small
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Abstract: Let be a smooth projective curve of genus 0. Let be the variety of complete flags in an -dimensional vector space . Given an -tuple of positive integers one can consider the space of algebraic maps of degree from to . This space has drawn much attention recently in connection with Quantum Cohomology. The space is smooth but not compact. The problem of compactification of proved very important. One compactification (the space of {em quasiflags}), was constructed in cite{L}. However, historically the first and most economical compactification (the space of {em quasimaps}) was constructed by Drinfeld (early 80-s, unpublished). The latter compactification is singular, while the former one is smooth. Drinfeld has conjectured that the natural map is a small resolution of singularities. In the present note we prove this conjecture. As a byproduct, we compute the stalks of sheaf on and, moreover, the Hodge structure in these stalks. Namely, the Hodge structure is a pure Tate one, and the generating function for the stalks is just the Lusztig's -analogue of Kostant's partition function (see cite{Lu}).
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