Flatness, PI degree, and center conjectures for generalized double affine Hecke algebras

Let Hn(u,t)H_n(u,t) be the generalized double affine Hecke algebra associated with an affine Dynkin diagram D=D~4,E~6,E~7D=\widetilde D_4,\widetilde E_6,\widetilde E_7, or E~8\widetilde E_8, with parameters u=(ukj)u=(u_{kj}) and tt. Set

q=q(u):=k,jukj/dk.q=q(u):=\prod_{k,j}u_{kj}^{-\ell/d_k}.

Let Z(Hn(u,t))Z(H_n(u,t)) denote the center, let e{\rm e} be the symmetrizing idempotent, and let Hn,(um,t)\bold H_{n,\ell}(u_m,t) be the Hecke algebra appearing through the homomorphism ηm\eta_m given by ηm(Ti)=Ti\eta_m(T_i)=T_i and ηm(U)=Um\eta_m(U)=U_m. The flatness, PI, and representation conjecture. (i) The Gelfand–Kirillov dimension of Hn(u,t)H_n(u,t) is 2n2n. (ii) The algebra Hn(u,t)H_n(u,t) is PI if and only if qq is a root of unity; if qq has order NN, its PI degree is n!(N)nn!(N\ell)^n. (iii) If qq is a root of unity, then Hn(u,t)H_n(u,t) is finitely generated over Z(Hn(u,t))Z(H_n(u,t)). (iv) If qq is a root of unity and otherwise (u,t)(u,t) are generic, then Hn(u,t)H_n(u,t) is Azumaya and S(u,t):=Spec(Z(Hn(u,t)))S(u,t):={\rm Spec}(Z(H_n(u,t))) is a smooth affine variety of dimension 2n2n. (v) If q=1q=1, then the map Z(Hn(u,t))eHn(u,t)eZ(H_n(u,t))\to {\rm e}H_n(u,t){\rm e} given by zzez\mapsto z{\rm e} is an isomorphism; in particular, eHn(u,t)e{\rm e}H_n(u,t){\rm e} is commutative. (vi) If q=1q=1 and otherwise (u,t)(u,t) are generic, then every irreducible representation of Hn(u,t)H_n(u,t) restricts via ηm\eta_m to the regular representation of Hn,(um,t)\bold H_{n,\ell}(u_m,t). These conjectures seek to extend the known properties of related rank-one and affine type-D~4\widetilde D_4 algebras to the higher-rank affine cases; the paper notes that several parts are established for completions and that the general affine E~\widetilde E cases remain difficult.

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Pavel Etingof, Wee Liang Gan and Alexei Oblomkov, “Generalized double affine Hecke algebras of higher rank”, arXiv:math/0504089 (2006).

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