The groupoid isomorphism conjecture for Kleinian singularities

Let VV be a two-dimensional complex vector space and let Γ\Gamma be a finite subgroup of SL(2,C)SL(2,\mathbb{C}), so that V/ΓV/\Gamma is a Kleinian singularity. Let PIso(C[V/Γ])\operatorname{PIso}(\mathbb{C}[V/\Gamma]) denote the groupoid of Poisson isomorphisms and let Iso(C[V/Γ])\operatorname{Iso}(\mathbb{C}[V/\Gamma]) denote the groupoid of algebra isomorphisms. Groupoid isomorphism conjecture. There is an isomorphism of groupoids

PIso(C[V/Γ])Iso(C[V/Γ]).\operatorname{PIso}(\mathbb{C}[V/\Gamma])\cong\operatorname{Iso}(\mathbb{C}[V/\Gamma]).

The conjecture concerns whether Poisson and ordinary isomorphisms of the function algebra on a Kleinian singularity encode the same groupoid structure. The source formulates it without giving evidence of resolution.

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Simone Castellan, “Automorphism groups of deformations and quantizations of Kleinian singularities”, arXiv:2309.17350 (2023).

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