2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jalgebra.2020.01.007
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Super formal Darboux-Weinstein theorem and finite W-superalgebras

Abstract: Let v = v0+v1 be a Z 2 -graded (super) vector space with an even C *action and χ ∈ v * 0 be a fixed point of the induced action. In this paper we prove an equivariant Darboux-Weinstein theorem for the formal polynomial algebraŝ A = S[v0] ∧χ ⊗ (v1). We also give a quantum version of it. Let g = g0 + g1 be a Lie superalgebra of type I and e ∈ g0 be a nilpotent element. We use the equivariant quantum Darboux-Weinstein theorem to give a Poisson geometric realization of the finite W -superalgebra U(g, e) in sense o… Show more

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“…As observed in [Zh,], the proof of Lemma 14 given in [Sk1] extends to basic classical Lie superalgebras; see also [ZS,Theorem 2.17], [SW,Theorem 4.1]. We formulate a version in Theorem 22 that is also applicable to the periplectic Lie superalgebras.…”
Section: Equivalence Of Categoriesmentioning
confidence: 90%
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“…As observed in [Zh,], the proof of Lemma 14 given in [Sk1] extends to basic classical Lie superalgebras; see also [ZS,Theorem 2.17], [SW,Theorem 4.1]. We formulate a version in Theorem 22 that is also applicable to the periplectic Lie superalgebras.…”
Section: Equivalence Of Categoriesmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…An analogue of Skryabin's equivalence also holds for basic classical and queer Lie superalgebras; see, e.g., [Zh,], [ZS,Theorem 2.17] and [SW,Theorem 4.1]. However, a precise connection between the category N (ζ) and the category of finite-dimensional modules over principal finite W -superalgebra for Lie superalgebras does not seem to have been described in the literature.…”
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confidence: 99%