Extension-class conjecture for general linear supergroup schemes

Assume that kk is a perfect field of characteristic p>2p>2, let m,n,rNm,n,r\in\mathbb{N}, and write GL(mn)1GL(m|n)_1 for the first Frobenius kernel of the general linear supergroup scheme. Let gl(mn)0\mathfrak{gl}(m|n)_{\overline{0}} and gl(mn)1\mathfrak{gl}(m|n)_{\overline{1}} denote its even and odd parts, respectively, and let ()(r)(\mathord{-})^{(r)} denote the rr-th Frobenius twist. Cohomology classes in Hi(G,M)\operatorname{H}^i(G,M) induce graded-superalgebra homomorphisms from the symmetric algebra on the appropriately shifted Frobenius twist of MM^* to H(G1,k)\operatorname{H}^\bullet(G_1,k). Extension-class conjecture. There exist classes

erm,nH2pr1(GL(mn),(gl(mn)0)(r)),crm,nHpr(GL(mn),(gl(mn)1)(r))e_r^{m,n}\in\operatorname{H}^{2p^{r-1}}\bigl(GL(m|n),(\mathfrak{gl}(m|n)_{\overline{0}}^*)^{(r)}\bigr),\qquad c_r^{m,n}\in\operatorname{H}^{p^r}\bigl(GL(m|n),(\mathfrak{gl}(m|n)_{\overline{1}}^*)^{(r)}\bigr)

that restrict nontrivially to GL(mn)1GL(m|n)_1. If m,n≢0(modp)m,n\not\equiv0\pmod p, the homomorphism induced by erm,ne_r^{m,n} is the composition of the pr1p^{r-1}-power map

S(gl(mn)0(2pr1))(r)S(gl(mn)0(2))(1)S\bigl(\mathfrak{gl}(m|n)_{\overline{0}}^*(2p^{r-1})\bigr)^{(r)}\longrightarrow S\bigl(\mathfrak{gl}(m|n)_{\overline{0}}^*(2)\bigr)^{(1)}

with the horizontal edge map of the May spectral sequence. Under the same condition, composing the homomorphism induced by crm,nc_r^{m,n} with the vertical edge map has image equal to the subalgebra of Λs(gl(mn))\Lambda_s(\mathfrak{gl}(m|n)^*) generated by all prp^r-th powers of elements of the subalgebra S(gl(mn)1)S(\mathfrak{gl}(m|n)_{\overline{1}}^*). The classes are intended to provide the extension classes needed to establish cohomological finite generation for infinitesimal supergroup schemes; their existence and the stated restriction properties are presented as conjectural here.

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Primary source

Christopher M. Drupieski, “Cohomological finite generation for restricted Lie superalgebras and finite supergroup schemes”, arXiv:1301.1951 (2013).

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