Abstract:In this paper we are interested in two kinds of stacks associated to a compact non-orientable surface Σ. (A) We consider simply the quotient stack of the space of representations of the fundamental group of Σ to GLn. (B) We choose a set S of k-punctures of Σ and a generic k-tuple of semisimple conjugacy classes of GLn, and we consider the stack of anti-invariant local systems on the orientation cover of Σ with local monodromies around the punctures given by the prescribed conjugacy classes. We compute the numb… Show more
“…In this case, there is an equality E(M C , q) = Q(q) (for more details see §7.1). The same approach to compute E-series for character stacks has already been used in [23], [24], [34].…”
Section: E-series Of Character Stacksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For a quotient stack X = [X/G] where G is a connected linear algebraic group and X an affine variety, the E-series E(X , q) is well defined and E(X , q) = E(X, q)E(BG, q) where BG is the classifying stack of G, for a proof see [34,Theorem 2.5].…”
We give a counterexample to a formula suggested by the work of Letellier and Rodriguez-Villegas [28] for the mixed Poincaré series of character stacks for non-orientable surfaces. The counterexample is obtained by an explicit description of these character stacks for (real) elliptic curves.
Mathematics subject classification: 14M35,14D23
“…In this case, there is an equality E(M C , q) = Q(q) (for more details see §7.1). The same approach to compute E-series for character stacks has already been used in [23], [24], [34].…”
Section: E-series Of Character Stacksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For a quotient stack X = [X/G] where G is a connected linear algebraic group and X an affine variety, the E-series E(X , q) is well defined and E(X , q) = E(X, q)E(BG, q) where BG is the classifying stack of G, for a proof see [34,Theorem 2.5].…”
We give a counterexample to a formula suggested by the work of Letellier and Rodriguez-Villegas [28] for the mixed Poincaré series of character stacks for non-orientable surfaces. The counterexample is obtained by an explicit description of these character stacks for (real) elliptic curves.
Mathematics subject classification: 14M35,14D23
We compute the number of points over finite fields of the character stack associated to a compact surface group and a reductive group with connected centre. We find that the answer is a polynomial on residue classes (PORC). The key ingredients in the proof are Lusztig’s Jordan decomposition of complex characters of finite reductive groups and Deriziotis’s results on their genus numbers. As a consequence of our main theorem, we obtain an expression for the E-polynomial of the character stack.
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