Mathematics – Representation Theory
Scientific paper
2010-05-23
Mathematics
Representation Theory
Several new results are included
Scientific paper
Let G --> G' be an embedding of semisimple complex Lie groups, let B and B' be a pair of nested Borel subgroups, and let f:G/B --> G'/B' be the associated equivariant embedding of flag manifolds. We study the pullbacks of cohomologies of invertible sheaves on G'/B' along the embedding f. Let O' be a G'-equivariant invertible sheaf on G'/B', and let O be its restriction to G/B. Consider the G-equivariant pullback on cohomology p : H(G'/B',O') --> H(G/B,O). The Borel-Weil-Bott theorem implies that the two cohomology spaces above are irreducible modules of G' and G respectively. By Schur's lemma, p is either surjective or zero. In this paper we establish a necessary and sufficient condition for nonvanishing of p, and apply it to the study of regular and diagonal embeddings. We also prove a structure theorem about the set of cohomological pairs of highest weights. We also study in detail two cases of embeddings which are neither regular nor diagonal. The first is the case of homogeneous rational curves in complete flag manifolds, and the second is the embedding of the complete flag manifold of G into the complete flag manifold of G'=SL(Lie(G)), via the adjoint representation of G. We show that the generators of the algebra of invariants in the polynomial algebra on Lie(G) can be realized as cohomological components. Our methods rely on Kostant's theory of Lie algebra cohomology.
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