2017
DOI: 10.1090/tran/6891
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Homological invariants in category $\mathcal {O}$ for the general linear superalgebra

Abstract: We study three related homological properties of modules in the BGG category O for basic classical Lie superalgebras, with specific focus on the general linear superalgebra. These are the projective dimension, associated variety and complexity. We demonstrate connections between projective dimension and singularity of modules and blocks. Similarly we investigate the connection between complexity and atypicality. This creates concrete tools to describe singularity and atypicality as homological, and hence categ… Show more

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“…This follows from . Another proof can be obtained by using [, Theorem 3.11] and . Weight spaces with respect to the diagonal subalgebra hsl() correspond to the complexified reduced Grothendieck groups of the blocks of Omfalse|nZ.…”
Section: Sl(∞)‐modules Arising From Category Scripto For Gl(m|n)mentioning
confidence: 91%
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“…This follows from . Another proof can be obtained by using [, Theorem 3.11] and . Weight spaces with respect to the diagonal subalgebra hsl() correspond to the complexified reduced Grothendieck groups of the blocks of Omfalse|nZ.…”
Section: Sl(∞)‐modules Arising From Category Scripto For Gl(m|n)mentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Let Pmfalse|n denote the semisimple subcategory of Omfalse|nZ which consists of projective gl(m|n)‐modules, and let Pmfalse|n denote the reduced Grothendieck group of Pmfalse|n. The sl()‐module boldPm,n:=Pm|ndouble-struckZC is the socle of Tm,n [, Theorem 3.11]. Note that for any projective module PscriptPm|n the functor prefixHomgl(m|n)false(P,·false) on Omfalse|nZ is exact, and for any module MscriptFm|n the functor prefixHomgl(m|n)false(·,Mfalse) on Pmfalse|n is exact.…”
Section: Sl(∞)‐modules Arising From Category Scripto For Gl(m|n)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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