The symplectic-resolution conjecture for affine-Grassmannian slices
The symplectic-resolution conjecture for affine-Grassmannian slices
Let be the reductive group and let be the affine-Grassmannian slice under consideration. A symplectic resolution is a resolution of singularities whose pullback of the symplectic form on the smooth locus extends to a symplectic form on the resolution. The symplectic-resolution conjecture. Any symplectic resolution of is of the form
The claim proposes that the convolution varieties constructed in the paper exhaust all symplectic resolutions of these slices; the source gives no resolution or counterexample.
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Joel Kamnitzer, Ben Webster, Alex Weekes and Oded Yacobi, “Yangians and quantizations of slices in the affine Grassmannian”, arXiv:1209.0349 (2013).
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