The character-sum refinement for fixed Calogero–Moser components

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Let VV, WW, τ\tau, \aleph, τ\aleph_\tau, λ\lambda, and the Calogero–Moser spaces be as above. Assume that the fixed-component Calogero–Moser isomorphism conjecture holds. For a C×{\mathbb C}^\times-fixed point pp on the maximal component, let Fλ(k)(τ){\mathfrak F}_{\lambda(k)}^{(\tau)} be the Calogero–Moser λ(k)\lambda(k)-family of WτW^\tau corresponding to pp under ιk\iota_k.

Character-sum refinement. Assume that τ\tau is regular and that the fixed-component Calogero–Moser isomorphism conjecture holds. If p(Zkτ)maxC×p\in({\mathcal Z}_k^\tau)_{\mathrm{max}}^{{\mathbb C}^\times}, then

χFpτχ~(τ)2=ψFλ(k)(τ)ψ(1)2.\sum_{\chi\in{\mathfrak F}_p^\tau}|\widetilde\chi(\tau)|^2=\sum_{\psi\in{\mathfrak F}_{\lambda(k)}^{(\tau)}}\psi(1)^2.

This conjecture makes the preceding fixed-point criterion more precise by predicting equality with the corresponding character-degree sum for the fixed reflection group. It is conditional on the fixed-component isomorphism conjecture and is not resolved in the source.

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Cédric Bonnafé, “Regular automorphisms and Calogero-Moser families”, arXiv:2112.13685 (2022).

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