Rational smoothness conjecture for regular generalized Hessenberg varieties

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Let XX be an element of the group under consideration, let s‾\underline{s} be a reduced word, and let Ys‾(X)\mathcal{Y}_{\underline{s}}(X) be the associated variety. A variety is rationally smooth when its intersection cohomology complex agrees with the shifted constant sheaf, namely ICX=CX[dim⁡(X)]IC_{\mathcal X}=\mathbb C_{\mathcal X}[\dim(\mathcal X)]. Rational smoothness conjecture. When XX is regular, the varieties

Ys‾(X)\mathcal{Y}_{\underline{s}}(X)

are rationally smooth. The regular semisimple case is noted to be smooth, but the general regular case remains conjectural in the source.

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Alex Abreu and Antonio Nigro, “A geometric approach to characters of Hecke algebras”, arXiv:2205.14835 (2022).

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