The Hamiltonian-reduction implication for Condition (GIT)

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Let VV be a linear representation of a complex reductive algebraic group GG and let

μ:TVg:=LieG\mu:T^*V\to\mathfrak{g}:=\operatorname{Lie}G

be the associated moment map. Set V:=μ1(0)V:=\mu^{-1}(0). For a generic θGQ\theta\in G^\vee_{\mathbb{Q}}, suppose that the VGIT morphism XθX0X_\theta\to X_0 is a crepant resolution and that the associated linearisation map LCL_C is an isomorphism. Hamiltonian-reduction conjecture. Under these hypotheses, Condition~ holds. The claim concerns Hamiltonian reductions associated to representations of reductive groups, including Nakajima quiver varieties and hypertoric varieties. It was anticipated without proof in the cited work, and the source gives no resolution status.

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Gwyn Bellamy, Alastair Craw and Travis Schedler, “Birational geometry of quiver varieties and other GIT quotients”, arXiv:2212.09623 (2025).

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