Some characterizations of singular components of Springer fibers in the two-column case
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Abstract: Let be a nilpotent endomorphism of a finite dimensional -vector space. The set of -stable complete flags is a projective algebraic variety called a Springer fiber. Its irreducible components are parameterized by a set of standard tableaux. We provide three characterizations of the singular components of in the case . First, we give the combinatorial description of standard tableaux corresponding to singular components. Second, we prove that a component is singular if and only if its Poincar'e polynomial is not palindromic. Third, we show that a component is singular when it has too many intersections of codimension one with other components. Finally, relying on the second criterion, we infer that, for general, whenever has a singular component, it admits a component whose Poincar'e polynomial is not palindromic. This work relies on a previous criterion of singularity for components of in the case by the first author and on the description of the -orbit decomposition of orbital varieties of nilpotent order two by the second author.
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