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===== koszul duality ===== | ===== koszul duality ===== | ||
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+ | ==== physics side ==== | ||
the story is about 3d mirror symmetry. | the story is about 3d mirror symmetry. | ||
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Or do we consider an interface: a theory and a dual theory share a common wall? | Or do we consider an interface: a theory and a dual theory share a common wall? | ||
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+ | ok, i give up. I don't know how to tell a blackbox cartoon story on the physics side. | ||
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+ | ==== rep side ==== | ||
+ | We had BGG category O. Say fix a Lie algebra, and fix a central character (a block), we can talk about all the highest weight rep whose highest weight belongs to this block (why we need to consider these things together? instead of just consider one?) oh, I guess different block don't talk to each other, so it is naturally split off like this, indeed, no loss of generality. | ||
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+ | then, koszul dualit for principal block (or call it regular block) says, endomorphisms of projectives can acquire a secret grading. | ||
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+ | let's just be more explicit. I remember Ben explained this to me. It has something to do with projective resolution. right, if we consider projective resolution of a simple, then we consider endomoprhism of this simple, there is something about ' | ||
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+ | oh, are you saying, $Ext^1$ generate all higher $Ext$? Like, for endomorphism algebra, | ||
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+ | Soergel computed something, endomorphism of the tilting projective? There is one largest projective object, whose endomorphism is the ' | ||
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+ | other projective can also match with simples. | ||
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+ | Somehow, BGS explains why this is true. | ||
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+ | ==== Ben Webster' | ||
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+ | BGG category O is a special case of Cat O of quantized additive (resolved? deformed?) Coulomb branch. | ||
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+ | (really? Cat O as reg. hol. D-mod on flag variety G/B, so it is the quantization of $T^*(G/B)$. I GUESS, all $T^*(G/B)$ are Coulomb branches. ) | ||
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+ | Are all Coulomb branches have mirror Higgs branches? In other words, is 3d mirror symmetry ' | ||
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+ | Quantized Coulomb branch. | ||
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