2006
DOI: 10.4310/cag.2006.v14.n3.a2
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Covariant Poisson structures on complex Grassmannians

Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to study covariant Poisson structures on Gr n k C obtained as quotients by coisotropic subgroups of the standard Poisson-Lie SU (n). Properties of Poisson quotients allow to describe Poisson embeddings generalizing those obtained in [Sh3]. * supported by PRIN Azioni di gruppi su varietá and GNSAGA.

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“…Since U t (n) is coisotropic, u t (n) ⊥ is a Lie subalgebra and we will denote with U t (n) ⊥ ⊂ SB(n + 1, C) the subgroup integrating u t (n) ⊥ ⊂ sb(n + 1, C). An explicit expression for u t (n) ⊥ can be deduced from [7], page 16. As a consequence of coisotropy there is a uniquely defined Poisson structure π t on CP n = U t (n)\SU(n + 1) such that the quotient map p t : SU(n + 1) → CP n is Poisson.…”
Section: A Family Of Su (N + 1) Covariant Poisson Structures On Cp Nmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Since U t (n) is coisotropic, u t (n) ⊥ is a Lie subalgebra and we will denote with U t (n) ⊥ ⊂ SB(n + 1, C) the subgroup integrating u t (n) ⊥ ⊂ sb(n + 1, C). An explicit expression for u t (n) ⊥ can be deduced from [7], page 16. As a consequence of coisotropy there is a uniquely defined Poisson structure π t on CP n = U t (n)\SU(n + 1) such that the quotient map p t : SU(n + 1) → CP n is Poisson.…”
Section: A Family Of Su (N + 1) Covariant Poisson Structures On Cp Nmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is relevant for what follows to remark here that as Poisson manifolds P k (t) do not depend on t (up to Poisson diffeomorphism); the dependence on t is manifested in the embeddings. What was not detailed in [7] is the way in which such Poisson submanifolds intersect along lower dimensional symplectic leaves. Let us remark the following.…”
Section: A Family Of Su (N + 1) Covariant Poisson Structures On Cp Nmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Then P = HK * is parabolic in G , H = P ∩ K and K H ≃ G P as smooth manifolds. It can be shown quite easily that the coisotropy of K implies the coisotropy of P , and furthermore, via Theorem 4.1 in [7], that K H and G P are also Poisson diffeomorphic. Thus in order to check whether P is coisotropic it is enough to check whether P ∩ K is coisotropic w.r. to the standard Poisson structure on the compact real group K .…”
Section: Quantum Generalized Flag Varieties For Simple Groups As Quan...mentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Thus in order to check whether P is coisotropic it is enough to check whether P ∩ K is coisotropic w.r. to the standard Poisson structure on the compact real group K . There we can rely on results in [7], where a 1-parameter family of coisotropic subgroups H ε ⊆ SU(n) was given. Such subgroups induce a 1-parameter family of homogeneous Poisson quotients on complex Grassmannians.…”
Section: The Coisotropic Casementioning
confidence: 99%