The primitive-spectrum and symplectic-leaf conjecture for quantized function algebras

Let GG be a complex semisimple algebraic group, and let Oq(G)\mathcal{O}_q(G) be the corresponding quantized function algebra. Let C[G]\mathbb{C}[G] carry the standard Poisson structure, and give its space of symplectic leaves the natural quotient topology. Primitive-spectrum conjecture. The topological space of primitive ideals, namely the primitive spectrum of Oq(G)\mathcal{O}_q(G), is homeomorphic to the space of symplectic leaves of the standard Poisson structure on C[G]\mathbb{C}[G]. This conjecture connects the topology of primitive spectra of quantum groups with the symplectic-leaf geometry of their classical counterparts.

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Sebastian Zwicknagl, “Toric Poisson Ideals in Cluster Algebras”, arXiv:1009.2936 (2012).

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