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Derived representation schemes and Nakajima quiver varieties

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SELECTA MATHEMATICA-NEW SERIES
Volume 28, Issue 1, Pages -

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SPRINGER INT PUBL AG
DOI: 10.1007/s00029-021-00724-4

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  1. National Centre of Competence in Research SwissMAP -The Mathematics of Physics-of the Swiss National Science Foundation

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This article introduces a derived representation scheme associated with a quiver and shows its applications and some corollaries. On the technical side, the theory related to reductive subgroups of the general linear group and an equivariant version of the derived representation functor for algebras are also discussed.
We introduce a derived representation scheme associated with a quiver, which may be thought of as a derived version of a Nakajima variety. We exhibit an explicit model for the derived representation scheme as a Koszul complex and by doing so we show that it has vanishing higher homology if and only if the moment map defining the corresponding Nakajima variety is flat. In this case we prove a comparison theorem relating isotypical components of the representation scheme to equivariant K-theoretic classes of tautological bundles on the Nakajima variety. As a corollary of this result we obtain some integral formulas present in themathematical and physical literature since a fewyears, such as the formula forNekrasov partition function for themoduli space of framed instantons on S-4. On the technical side we extend the theory of relative derived representation schemes by introducing derived partial character schemes associated with reductive subgroups of the general linear group and constructing an equivariant version of the derived representation functor for algebras with a rational action of an algebraic torus.

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