Nonprojective crepant resolutions of quiver varieties

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Autori principali: Kaplan, Daniel, Schedler, Travis
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author Kaplan, Daniel
Schedler, Travis
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Schedler, Travis
contents In this paper, we construct a large class of examples of proper, nonprojective crepant resolutions of singularities for Nakajima quiver varieties. These include four and six dimensional examples and examples with $Q$ containing only three vertices. There are two main techniques: by taking a locally projective resolution of a projective partial resolution as in our previous work arXiv:2311.07539, and more generally by taking quotients of open subsets of representation space which are not stable loci, related to Arzhantsev--Derental--Hausen--Laface's construction in the setting of Cox rings. By the latter method we exhibit a proper crepant resolution that does not factor through a projective partial resolution. Most of our quiver settings involve one-dimensional vector spaces, hence the resolutions are toric hyperkähler, which were studied from a different point of view in Arbo and Proudfoot arXiv:1511.09138. This builds on the classification of projective crepant resolutions of a large class of quiver varieties in arXiv:2212.09623 and the classification of proper crepant resolutions for the hyperpolygon quiver varieties in arXiv:2406.04117.
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spellingShingle Nonprojective crepant resolutions of quiver varieties
Kaplan, Daniel
Schedler, Travis
Algebraic Geometry
Representation Theory
Symplectic Geometry
14E15, 14J42
In this paper, we construct a large class of examples of proper, nonprojective crepant resolutions of singularities for Nakajima quiver varieties. These include four and six dimensional examples and examples with $Q$ containing only three vertices. There are two main techniques: by taking a locally projective resolution of a projective partial resolution as in our previous work arXiv:2311.07539, and more generally by taking quotients of open subsets of representation space which are not stable loci, related to Arzhantsev--Derental--Hausen--Laface's construction in the setting of Cox rings. By the latter method we exhibit a proper crepant resolution that does not factor through a projective partial resolution. Most of our quiver settings involve one-dimensional vector spaces, hence the resolutions are toric hyperkähler, which were studied from a different point of view in Arbo and Proudfoot arXiv:1511.09138. This builds on the classification of projective crepant resolutions of a large class of quiver varieties in arXiv:2212.09623 and the classification of proper crepant resolutions for the hyperpolygon quiver varieties in arXiv:2406.04117.
title Nonprojective crepant resolutions of quiver varieties
topic Algebraic Geometry
Representation Theory
Symplectic Geometry
14E15, 14J42
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.08624