Cherednik algebras and Hilbert schemes in characteristic p
By R. Bezrukavnikov, Michael Finkelberg, V. Ginzburg. 2003
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We prove a localization theorem for the type A rational Cherednik algebra H_c=H_{1,c} over an algebraic closure of the finite field F_p. In the most interesting special case where the parameter c takes values in F_p, we construct an Azumaya algebra A_c on Hilb^n, the Hilbert scheme of n points in the plane, such that the algebra of global sections of A_c is isomorphic to H_c. Our localisation theorem provides an equivalence between the bounded derived categories of H_c-modules and sheaves of coherent A_c-modules on the Hilbert scheme, respectively. Furthermore, we show that the Azumaya algebra splits on the formal completion of each fiber of the Hilbert-Chow morphism. This provides a link between our results and those of Bridgeland-King-Reid and Haiman.
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