Computation of generalized equivariant cohomologies of Kac–Moody flag varieties

By Megumi Harada, A. Henriques, T. Holm. 2004

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Abstract In 1998, Goresky, Kottwitz, and MacPherson showed that for certain projective varieties X equipped with an algebraic action of a complex torus T, the equivariant cohomology ring H T * ( X ) can be described by combinatorial data obtained from its orbit decomposition. In this paper, we generalize their theorem in three different ways. First, our group G need not be a torus. Second, our space X is an equivariant stratified space, along with some additional hypotheses on the attaching maps. Third, and most important, we allow for generalized equivariant cohomology theories E G * instead of H T * . For these spaces, we give a combinatorial description of E G * ( X ) as a subring of ∏ E G * ( F i ) , where the F i are certain invariant subspaces of X. Our main examples are the flag varieties G / P of Kac–Moody groups G , with the action of the torus of G . In this context, the F i are the T-fixed points and E G * is a T-equivariant complex oriented cohomology theory, such as H T * , K T * or MU T * . We detail several explicit examples.

Subfields: Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, Geometry and Topology

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In Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics

  1. Anne Schilling
  2. Mark Shimozono
  3. Megumi Harada
  4. Julianna Tymoczko
  5. Thomas Lam
  6. B. Calmès
  7. Changlong Zhong
  8. K. Zainoulline

In Geometry and Topology

  1. Anne Schilling
  2. Megumi Harada
  3. Mark Shimozono
  4. Julianna Tymoczko
  5. Thomas Lam
  6. B. Calmès
  7. Changlong Zhong
  8. K. Zainoulline

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