Springer correspondence for complex reflection groups
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Abstract: This paper is a survey on the topics concerning the Springer correspondence related to the varieties such as the enhanced variety or the exotic symmetric space. We explain in the case of exotic symmetric space of higher level, the complex reflection group appears naturally in the framework of the Springer correspondence.
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