Atypicality and rank support varieties for stable polar Lie superalgebras

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Let g{\mathfrak{g}} be a simple basic classical Lie superalgebra, and let L(λ)L(\lambda) be a finite-dimensional simple g{\mathfrak{g}}-supermodule. Write atyp(L(λ))\operatorname{atyp}(L(\lambda)) for its atypicality, and let Verank(L(λ)){\mathcal V}^{\operatorname{rank}}_{{\mathfrak e}}(L(\lambda)) denote its rank support variety. Atypicality–support conjecture. If g{\mathfrak{g}} is stable and polar, then

atyp(L(λ))=dimVerank(L(λ)).\operatorname{atyp}(L(\lambda))=\dim {\mathcal V}^{\operatorname{rank}}_{{\mathfrak e}}(L(\lambda)).

The conjecture relates the highest-weight-theoretic atypicality of a simple module to the geometric dimension of its rank support variety. It is verified for Lie superalgebras of defect one, for modules of atypicality zero, and in one direction for gl(mn){\mathfrak{gl}}(m|n); the general stable polar case remains open.

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Brian D. Boe, Jonathan R. Kujawa and Daniel K. Nakano, “Cohomology and Support Varieties for Lie Superalgebras”, arXiv:math/0609363 (2006).

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