2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.aim.2022.108281
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Hamiltonian reduction for affine Grassmannian slices and truncated shifted Yangians

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“…. In [KPW22], we partially proved this statement in the case that µ (1) = −α i . However, we don't currently understand the relationship between comultiplication and Theorem 2.14.…”
Section: Quiver Gauge Theoriesmentioning
confidence: 65%
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“…. In [KPW22], we partially proved this statement in the case that µ (1) = −α i . However, we don't currently understand the relationship between comultiplication and Theorem 2.14.…”
Section: Quiver Gauge Theoriesmentioning
confidence: 65%
“…Geometrically, dim M C (L/C × ξ , N ξ 0 ) = dim M C (G, N ) − 2 and so one might expect to obtain M C (L/C × ξ , N ξ 0 ) by Hamiltonian reduction of M C (G, N ) by the action of an additive group. In the quiver situation, it is possible to achieve this (see [KPW22] and Remark 3.2), but not in a way compatible with the above mentioned integrable systems. Thus, in this paper, we pursue a different approach.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This expression, in general, describes the Poisson bracket on the phase space of the 't Hooft line, where we put arbitrary charge µ at 0 and η at ∞. It is shown in [30] that in the case of an ADE group, this Poisson bracket matches the natural Poisson bracket on the Coulomb branch of a three-dimensional N = 4 quiver gauge theory. We will discuss the quiver gauge theory picture in more detail later.…”
Section: Poisson Bracket On the Phase Spacementioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the classical level, this holds because of the results of [30]. In general, a sufficiently strong uniqueness theorem for the shifted Yangian as a quantization of its classical limit (compatible with additional structures such as coproducts) will prove that our algebra Y µ (g) is isomorphic to the shifted Yangian, but such a result seems not to be currently available.…”
Section: Extra Relations From Other Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This scheme is a closed subvariety of G((z −1 )). It follows from [KPW,Theorem A.8] that for antidominant µ the embedding W µ ⊂ G((z −1 )) is Poisson so the Poisson algebra O(W µ ) is the quotient of the Poisson algebra O(G((z −1 ))) by the Poisson ideal.…”
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