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Let G be a linear semisimple algebraic group and B its Borel subgroup. Let T ⊂ B be the maximal torus. We study the inductive construction of Bott-Samelson varieties to obtain recursive formulas for the twisted motivic Chern classes of Schubert cells in G/B. To this end we introduce two families of operators acting on the equivariant K-theory K T (G/B)[y], the right and left Demazure-Lusztig operators depending on a parameter. The twisted motivic Chern classes coincide (up to normalization) with the K-theoretic stable envelopes. Our results imply wall-crossing formulas for a change of weight chamber and slope parameters. The right and left operators generate a twisted double Hecke algebra. We show that in the type A this algebra acts on the Laurent polynomials. This action is a natural lift of the action on K T (G/B)[y] with respect to the Kirwan map. We show that the left and right twisted Demazure-Lusztig operators provide a recursion for twisted motivic Chern classes of matrix Schubert varieties.Both authors supported by NCN grant 2016/23/G/ST1/04282 (Beethoven 2). 3.3. Reflections 4. Bott-Samelson resolution 4.1. Inductive construction 4.2. Pull-backs of line bundles 5. Twisted motivic Chern class 5.1. Motivic Chern class 5.2. Twisted class 5.3. Twisted classes of Schubert cells and stable envelopes 6. Twisted Demazure-Lusztig operators 6.1. The definitions and main properties 6.2. Right Demazure-Lusztig operators 6.3. Bott-Samelson recursion 7. Twisted Hecke algebra 8. Left induction 8.1. Recursive formula for G/B 8.2. Recursion for G/P 8.3. Wall crossing for change of the coweight chamber 9. Wall-crossing formula for a change of the slope 10. Upgrade from GL n /B to End(C n ). 10.1. The Kirwan map 10.2. Matrix Schubert varieties 10.3. The lift of boundary divisors 11. Universal algebra 11.1. The small algebra 11.2. Operators with parameters in t * n ⊂ gl * n 11.3. Comparison with K T (GL n /B n ) 12. Comparison with the matrix Schubert varieties 12.1. Corollaries from the work on square-zero matrices 12.2. Twisted motivic Chern classes of matrix Schubert varieties 13. Resolution of matrix Schubert varieties 13.1. The left resolution 13.2. The right resolution 14. Proof of theorem 12.6 14.1. Left induction 14.2. Right induction 15. Twisted double Hecke algebra of the general type 15.1. Type C 2 15.2. Type G 2 References NotationsAll considered varieties are complex and quasi-projective. We consider an algebraic torus T ≃ (C * ) rk T .2.1. Line bundles and divisors. Let X be a quasiprojective T-variety and L → X an equivariant line bundle i.e. a line bundle together with a linearization. For any fixed point x ∈ X T , the fiber L |x is a representation of the torus T.
Let G be a linear semisimple algebraic group and B its Borel subgroup. Let T ⊂ B be the maximal torus. We study the inductive construction of Bott-Samelson varieties to obtain recursive formulas for the twisted motivic Chern classes of Schubert cells in G/B. To this end we introduce two families of operators acting on the equivariant K-theory K T (G/B)[y], the right and left Demazure-Lusztig operators depending on a parameter. The twisted motivic Chern classes coincide (up to normalization) with the K-theoretic stable envelopes. Our results imply wall-crossing formulas for a change of weight chamber and slope parameters. The right and left operators generate a twisted double Hecke algebra. We show that in the type A this algebra acts on the Laurent polynomials. This action is a natural lift of the action on K T (G/B)[y] with respect to the Kirwan map. We show that the left and right twisted Demazure-Lusztig operators provide a recursion for twisted motivic Chern classes of matrix Schubert varieties.Both authors supported by NCN grant 2016/23/G/ST1/04282 (Beethoven 2). 3.3. Reflections 4. Bott-Samelson resolution 4.1. Inductive construction 4.2. Pull-backs of line bundles 5. Twisted motivic Chern class 5.1. Motivic Chern class 5.2. Twisted class 5.3. Twisted classes of Schubert cells and stable envelopes 6. Twisted Demazure-Lusztig operators 6.1. The definitions and main properties 6.2. Right Demazure-Lusztig operators 6.3. Bott-Samelson recursion 7. Twisted Hecke algebra 8. Left induction 8.1. Recursive formula for G/B 8.2. Recursion for G/P 8.3. Wall crossing for change of the coweight chamber 9. Wall-crossing formula for a change of the slope 10. Upgrade from GL n /B to End(C n ). 10.1. The Kirwan map 10.2. Matrix Schubert varieties 10.3. The lift of boundary divisors 11. Universal algebra 11.1. The small algebra 11.2. Operators with parameters in t * n ⊂ gl * n 11.3. Comparison with K T (GL n /B n ) 12. Comparison with the matrix Schubert varieties 12.1. Corollaries from the work on square-zero matrices 12.2. Twisted motivic Chern classes of matrix Schubert varieties 13. Resolution of matrix Schubert varieties 13.1. The left resolution 13.2. The right resolution 14. Proof of theorem 12.6 14.1. Left induction 14.2. Right induction 15. Twisted double Hecke algebra of the general type 15.1. Type C 2 15.2. Type G 2 References NotationsAll considered varieties are complex and quasi-projective. We consider an algebraic torus T ≃ (C * ) rk T .2.1. Line bundles and divisors. Let X be a quasiprojective T-variety and L → X an equivariant line bundle i.e. a line bundle together with a linearization. For any fixed point x ∈ X T , the fiber L |x is a representation of the torus T.
We consider a complex smooth projective variety equipped with an action of an algebraic torus with a finite number of fixed points. We compare the motivic Chern classes of Białynicki-Birula cells with the 𝐾-theoretic stable envelopes of a cotangent bundle. We prove that under certain geometric assumptions for example for homogenous spaces, these two notions coincide up to normalization.
Let G be a linear semisimple algebraic group and B its Borel subgroup. Let $${\mathbb {T}}\subset B$$ T ⊂ B be the maximal torus. We study the inductive construction of Bott–Samelson varieties to obtain recursive formulas for the twisted motivic Chern classes of Schubert cells in G/B. To this end we introduce two families of operators acting on the equivariant K-theory $${\text {K}}_{\mathbb {T}}(G/B)[y]$$ K T ( G / B ) [ y ] , the right and left Demazure–Lusztig operators depending on a parameter. The twisted motivic Chern classes coincide (up to normalization) with the K-theoretic stable envelopes. Our results imply wall-crossing formulas for a change of the weight chamber and slope parameters. The right and left operators generate a twisted double Hecke algebra. We show that in the type A this algebra acts on the Laurent polynomials. This action is a natural lift of the action on $${\text {K}}_{\mathbb {T}}(G/B)[y]$$ K T ( G / B ) [ y ] with respect to the Kirwan map. We show that the left and right twisted Demazure–Lusztig operators provide a recursion for twisted motivic Chern classes of matrix Schubert varieties.
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