The symplectic zero-fiber conjecture for generalized punctual Hilbert schemes

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Let g\mathfrak{g} be a Lie algebra, let Hilb⁡(g)\operatorname{Hilb}(\mathfrak{g}) be its generalized Hilbert scheme, and let Hilb⁡0(g)\operatorname{Hilb}_0(\mathfrak{g}) be the zero-fiber of the Chow map. Symplectic zero-fiber conjecture. The conjectural smooth version of the g\mathfrak{g}-Hilbert scheme is symplectic and the zero-fiber is a Lagrangian subspace. For classical g\mathfrak{g}, the analogous assertion is proved on the regular part; the general claim is based on the conjectural smooth modification and remains open.

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Alexander Thomas, “Generalized Punctual Hilbert Schemes and g-complex structures”, arXiv:1910.08504 (2021).

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