2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.geomphys.2007.06.003
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Homogeneous instanton bundles on P3 for the action of SL(

Abstract: We classify k-instanton bundles on P 3 C which are homogeneous for the group SL(2), acting linearly on P 3 with an open orbit. Besides the classical special instantons, we find isolated examples for SL(2) acting by the representation of binary cubics. We show that these examples are unique and that they exist only for k = a(a − 1)/2, for some a ≥ 2. We also compute their minimal free resolution in terms of homogeneous equivariant matrices.

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“…Remark 2.1. For d = 3 our result agrees with the resolution-theoretic approach to the construction of SL 2 (C)-equivariant instantons achieved in [Fae07]. In fact, in that paper the classification of instantons on P 3 which are invariant for any linear action of SL 2 (C) on P 3 was completed.…”
Section: The Pulled-back Kernel Bundlesupporting
confidence: 85%
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“…Remark 2.1. For d = 3 our result agrees with the resolution-theoretic approach to the construction of SL 2 (C)-equivariant instantons achieved in [Fae07]. In fact, in that paper the classification of instantons on P 3 which are invariant for any linear action of SL 2 (C) on P 3 was completed.…”
Section: The Pulled-back Kernel Bundlesupporting
confidence: 85%
“…Finally, for n = 1 and d = 3, our bundles agree with the SL 2 (C)-invariant instantons defined and studied in [Fae07]. These instantons are parametrized by N in the sense that the second Chern class (the so-called the "charge") of an SL 2 (C)-invariant instanton over P 3 = P(V 3 ) must equal m 2 for some integer m 2, and given such m there is one and only one such instanton.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 70%