Compact-fiber conjecture for the reduced multiplicative Hitchin system

Let GG be a reductive group, DD a divisor on CP1\mathbb{CP}^1, and ω\omega^\vee the prescribed coweight data. Let mHiggsGred(CP1,D,ω)\operatorname{mHiggs}^{\mathrm{red}}_G(\mathbb{CP}^1,D,\omega^\vee) denote the Hamiltonian reduction of the framed multiplicative Higgs moduli space by the adjoint torus TT'. Compact-fiber conjecture. The reduced moduli space mHiggsGred(CP1,D,ω)\operatorname{mHiggs}^{\mathrm{red}}_G(\mathbb{CP}^1,D,\omega^\vee) is the total space of an algebraic integrable system with generically compact smooth fibers. This is expected to resolve the non-compact-fiber problem for the multiplicative Hitchin fibration; the source gives no proof or status beyond this expectation.

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Chris Elliott and Vasily Pestun, “Multiplicative Hitchin Systems and Supersymmetric Gauge Theory”, arXiv:1812.05516 (2019).

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