Semi-infinite orbits in affine flag varieties and homology of affine Springer fibers

arXiv2104.13213MaRDI QIDQ6504472FDOQ6504472

Authors: Roman Bezrukavnikov, Yakov Varshavsky

Abstract:

G

be a connected reductive group over an algebraically closed field

k

, set

K := k ((t))

, let

g a m m a i n G (K)

be a regular semisimple element, let

F l

be the affine flag variety of

G^{s c}

, and let

F l_{g a m m a} s u b s e t F l

be the affine Springer fiber at

g a m m a

. For every element

w

of the affine Weyl group

w i d e t i l d e W

of

G

, we denote by

F l^{l e q w} s u b s e t F l

the corresponding affine Schubert variety, and set

F l_{g a m m a}^{l e q w} := F l_{g a m m a} c a p F l^{l e q w} s u b s e t F l_{g a m m a}

. The main result of this paper asserts that if

w_{1}, l d o t s, w_{n} i n w i d e t i l d e W

are sufficiently regular, then the natural map

H_{i} (c u p_{j = 1}^{n} F l_{g a m m a}^{l e q w_{j}}) o H_{i} (F l_{g a m m a})

is injective for every

i i n m a t h b b Z

. This result plays an important role in our work [BV]. To prove the result, we show that every affine Schubert variety can be written as an intersection of closures of

U_{B} (K)

-orbits, where

B

runs over Borel subgroups containing a fixed maximal torus

T

, and

U_{B}

denotes the unipotent radical of

B

.

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