1993
DOI: 10.2969/jmsj/04520253
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Construction of the moduli space of stable parabolic Higgs bundles on a Riemann surface

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“…In fact, our stability condition depends on the parameter δ 1 while the usual stability condition used in [5,16] has no parameter dependence. This is not surprising, as the stability condition of (non-parabolic) Hitchin pairs was recovered as the asymptotic stability of swamps in Section 3.6 of [12].…”
Section: Definition 34mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In fact, our stability condition depends on the parameter δ 1 while the usual stability condition used in [5,16] has no parameter dependence. This is not surprising, as the stability condition of (non-parabolic) Hitchin pairs was recovered as the asymptotic stability of swamps in Section 3.6 of [12].…”
Section: Definition 34mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(ii) Our notion of stability of parabolic Hitchin pairs, induced by the asymptotic stability of decorated swamps, reproduces the usual stability condition for parabolic Higgs bundles as given in Definition 1.2 in [5] or Definition 1.3 in [16].…”
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“…Just as in the unramified case [21], or the tamely ramified case [34], [27], the space W p has a natural hyper-Kahler structure, and G p acts on W p preserving this structure. The action of G p has a hyper-Kahler moment map µ, which is simply the left hand side of Hitchin's equations.…”
Section: Surface Operators With Wild Ramificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Let us gather the generalised eigenspaces appearing in (15) corresponding to equal values of ζ i,j to define a coarser decomposition…”
Section: The Correspondence In the Irregular Casementioning
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“…Higgs bundles with tame (or regular) singularities compatible with a parabolic structure at the marked points have first been studied by C. Simpson [22]. In [26] K. Yokogawa and in [9] H. Boden and K. Yokogawa constructed a moduli space of parabolic Higgs bundles with regular singularities using Geometric Invariant Theory; parallelly, a gauge-theoretic construction was provided by H. Konno [15]. Later, Higgs bundles with wild (or irregular) singularities endowed with compatible parabolic structures have also been extensively studied from various perspectives in the mathematical literature (see e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%