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====== Spherical varieties ====== | ====== Spherical varieties ====== | ||
- | === Introduction | + | === Introduction |
Spherical homogeneous spaces are both classical and modern objects of study in algebra and geometry. Particular examples were studied by geometers since the XIX-th century, starting from spheres and projective spaces and passing to Grassmannians, | Spherical homogeneous spaces are both classical and modern objects of study in algebra and geometry. Particular examples were studied by geometers since the XIX-th century, starting from spheres and projective spaces and passing to Grassmannians, | ||
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- Two motivating problems: geometric proof of the Clebsch-Gordan formula and Steiner' | - Two motivating problems: geometric proof of the Clebsch-Gordan formula and Steiner' | ||
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- Equivariant line bundles over homogeneous spaces and geometric models for representations of algebraic groups. Frobenius reciprocity. | - Equivariant line bundles over homogeneous spaces and geometric models for representations of algebraic groups. Frobenius reciprocity. | ||
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- Spherical homogeneous spaces, equivalent defining properties: existence of an open orbit for a Borel subgroup, the only Borel-invariant rational functions are constant, multiplicity free representation in global sections of line bundles. | - Spherical homogeneous spaces, equivalent defining properties: existence of an open orbit for a Borel subgroup, the only Borel-invariant rational functions are constant, multiplicity free representation in global sections of line bundles. | ||
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- Examples of spherical homogeneous spaces. Symmetric spaces are spherical. | - Examples of spherical homogeneous spaces. Symmetric spaces are spherical. | ||
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- Spherical homogeneous spaces from the symplectic viewpoint: coisotropic property for the Hamiltonian action in the cotangent bundle, commutativity of the Poisson algebra of invariant functions and of the algebra of invariant differential operators. | - Spherical homogeneous spaces from the symplectic viewpoint: coisotropic property for the Hamiltonian action in the cotangent bundle, commutativity of the Poisson algebra of invariant functions and of the algebra of invariant differential operators. | ||
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- Spherical varieties as equivariant (partial) compactifications of spherical homogeneous spaces: examples and the problem of classification. | - Spherical varieties as equivariant (partial) compactifications of spherical homogeneous spaces: examples and the problem of classification. | ||
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- Birational invariants of a spherical variety: weight lattice, valuation cone, colors. | - Birational invariants of a spherical variety: weight lattice, valuation cone, colors. | ||
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- Finiteness of the orbit set of a spherical variety. | - Finiteness of the orbit set of a spherical variety. | ||
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- Simple spherical varieties and colored cones. | - Simple spherical varieties and colored cones. | ||
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- Combinatorial classification of spherical varieties via colored fans. | - Combinatorial classification of spherical varieties via colored fans. | ||
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- Geometry of spherical varieties via colored fans: criteria of compactness and affinity, configuration and adherence order on orbits. | - Geometry of spherical varieties via colored fans: criteria of compactness and affinity, configuration and adherence order on orbits. | ||
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- Toric varieties as a particular case of spherical varieties. | - Toric varieties as a particular case of spherical varieties. | ||
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- Reductive algebraic monoids and group embeddings. | - Reductive algebraic monoids and group embeddings. | ||
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- Wonderful completions of symmetric spaces and groups. | - Wonderful completions of symmetric spaces and groups. | ||
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- Divisors and line bundles on a spherical variety, a description of Picard group and divisor class group. | - Divisors and line bundles on a spherical variety, a description of Picard group and divisor class group. | ||
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- Globally generated, nef and ample line bundles on spherical varieties. | - Globally generated, nef and ample line bundles on spherical varieties. | ||
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- Spherical double flag varieties and tensor product decompositions. | - Spherical double flag varieties and tensor product decompositions. | ||
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- Cellular decomposition and cohomology of a smooth projective spherical variety. | - Cellular decomposition and cohomology of a smooth projective spherical variety. | ||
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- Enumerative geometry on a spherical homogeneous space, Halphen ring (ring of conditions). | - Enumerative geometry on a spherical homogeneous space, Halphen ring (ring of conditions). | ||
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- Intersection index of divisors on a projective spherical variety and on a spherical homogeneous space. Generalized Bezout theorem on a reductive group. | - Intersection index of divisors on a projective spherical variety and on a spherical homogeneous space. Generalized Bezout theorem on a reductive group. | ||
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- Solution of Steiner' | - Solution of Steiner' | ||
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- Frobenius splitting and its properties. | - Frobenius splitting and its properties. | ||
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- Frobenius splitting of spherical varieties reduced to positive characteristic and its geometric consequences: | - Frobenius splitting of spherical varieties reduced to positive characteristic and its geometric consequences: | ||
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- Wonderful varieties and spherical systems, classification of spherical homogeneous spaces. | - Wonderful varieties and spherical systems, classification of spherical homogeneous spaces. | ||
+ | === References === | ||
+ | - M. Brion. [[http:// | ||
+ | - D.A. Timashev. Homogeneous spaces and equivariant embeddings. [[https:// | ||
+ | - N. Perrin. On the geometry of spherical varieties. [[https:// | ||
+ | - J. Gandini. Embeddings of spherical homogeneous spaces. [[https:// |