On the Milnor monodromy of the exceptional reflection arrangement of type G₃₁

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Abstract: Combining recent results by A. Macinic, S. Papadima and R. Popescu with a spectral sequence and computer aided computations, we determine the monodromy action on H1(F,mathbbC), where F denotes the Milnor fiber of the hyperplane arrangement associated to the exceptional irreducible complex reflection group G31. This completes the description given by the first author of such monodromy operators for all the other irreducible complex reflection groups.


The authors determine the monodromy action on \(H^1(F, \mathbb C)\), where \(F\) is the Milnor fiber of the hyperplane arrangement associated to the reflection group \(G_{31}\). Let us recall that the Milnor fiber \(F\) of an arrangement of hyperplanes \(\mathcal A\) is endowed with a monodromy morphism \(h:F\rightarrow F\) given by \(h(x_1,\dots,x_n)=\exp (2\pi \iota / d)\cdot (x_1,\dots,x_n)\), and the induced monodromy operator is given \[ h^1:H^1(F, \mathbb C) \rightarrow H^1(F,\mathbb C). \] The main result of the paper describes the monodromy operator of the reflection arrangement \(\mathcal A(G_{31})\) associated to the reflection group \(G_{31}\). This hyperplane arrangement consists of \(60\) hyperplanes in \(\mathbb C^4\). Main Theorem. The monodromy operator \[ h^1: H^1(F(G_{31}), \mathbb C) \rightarrow H^1(F(G_{31}),\mathbb C) \] for the exceptional complex reflection group \(G_{31}\) is the identity. In particular, the Betti number \(b_1(F(G_{31}))\) is equal to \(59\).



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