Transitivity conjecture for centralizers on reduction-type fibers

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Let N‾\underline{\mathcal N} be the set of nilpotent orbits and let KL⁡:N‾→W‾\operatorname{KL}:\underline{\mathcal N}\to\underline W be the Kazhdan–Lusztig map. For O∈N‾\mathcal O\in\underline{\mathcal N}, set [w]=KL⁡(O)[w]=\operatorname{KL}(\mathcal O), and let g∈(L♡g)[w]sh\mathfrak g\in(L^{\heartsuit}\mathfrak g)^{\mathrm{sh}}_{[w]}. Let Gr⁡g,O\operatorname{Gr}_{\mathfrak g,\mathcal O} be the reduction-type fiber and (LG)g(LG)_{\mathfrak g} the centralizer of g\mathfrak g in LGLG.

Centralizer transitivity conjecture. The group (LG)g(LG)_{\mathfrak g} acts transitively on Gr⁡g,O\operatorname{Gr}_{\mathfrak g,\mathcal O}. The paper notes that this fiber is nonempty and discrete under the stated hypotheses; the supplied excerpt does not establish whether the proposed transitivity is subsequently proved.

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Zhiwei Yun, “Minimal reduction type and the Kazhdan-Lusztig map”, arXiv:2010.13642 (2025).

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