The homological-dimension-one conjecture for self-dual representations

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Let GG be a connected reductive group, let V{\mathsf V} be a self-dual GG-module, and suppose that the defect of the null-cone satisfies

def NG(V)=1.{\mathrm{def\,}}{\mathfrak N}_G({\mathsf V})=1.

Homological-dimension-one conjecture. The quotient V/ ⁣ ⁣/G{\mathsf V}/\!\!/G is either an affine space or a hypersurface; equivalently,

hd  V/ ⁣ ⁣/G⩽1.{\mathrm{hd\,}}\,{\mathsf V}/\!\!/G\leqslant 1.

This is a conjecture about the invariant-theoretic quotient of a non-equidimensional representation, extending the preceding defect-zero conjecture. The supplied context does not state which cases are known or whether this conjecture has been resolved.

References

Primary source

Dmitri I. Panyushev, “Orbits and invariants for coisotropy representations”, arXiv:2405.01897 (2024).

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