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Point Count of the Top-dimensional Open Positroid Variety

Published 17 Feb 2026 in math.CO, math.AG, and math.RT | (2602.15316v1)

Abstract: In [GL24], Galashin and Lam discovered that when kk and nn are coprime, the proportion of subspaces in Gr(k,n)(F<em>q)\mathrm{Gr}(k,n)(\mathbb{F}<em>q) that lie in the top-dimensional open positroid variety Π</em>k,n<sup>(Fq)Π</em>{k,n}<sup>\circ(\mathbb{F}_q) is (F<em>q<sup>×)<sup>n/F</sup></sup></em>q<sup>n<sup>×|(\mathbb{F}<em>q<sup>\times)<sup>n|/|\mathbb{F}</sup></sup></em>{q<sup>n}<sup>\times|. In this paper, I recover this point count identity by relating the split torus action on (Π<em>k,n<sup>)</sup></em>F<em>q(Π<em>{k,n}<sup>\circ)</sup></em>{\mathbb{F}<em>q} and an anisotropic torus action on a Fq\mathbb{F}_q rational form of Π</em>k,n<sup>Π</em>{k,n}<sup>\circ. The main step in the point count argument and the main technical result in this paper is that cyclic rotation acts trivially on the torus-equivariant cohomology of Πk,n<sup>Π_{k,n}<sup>\circ when kk and nn are coprime.

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