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The coarse quotient for affine Weyl groups and pseudo-reflection groups (2206.00175v2)

Published 1 Jun 2022 in math.RT and math.AG

Abstract: We study the coarse quotient $\mathfrak{t}*//W{\text{aff}}$ of the affine Weyl group $W{\text{aff}}$ acting on a dual Cartan $\mathfrak{t}*$ for some semisimple Lie algebra. Specifically, we classify sheaves on this space via a "pointwise" criterion for descent, which says that a $W{\text{aff}}$-equivariant sheaf on $\mathfrak{t}*$ descends to the coarse quotient if and only if the fiber at each field-valued point descends to the associated GIT quotient. We also prove the analogous pointwise criterion for descent for an arbitrary finite group acting on a vector space. Using this, we show that an equivariant sheaf for the action of a finite pseudo-reflection group descends to the GIT quotient if and only if it descends to the associated GIT quotient for every pseudo-reflection, generalizing a recent result of Lonergan.

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