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Quantum sections and Gauge algebras

Abstract

Using quantum sections of filtered rings and the associated Rees rings one can lift the scheme structure on Proj of the associated graded ring to the Proj of the Rees ring . The algebras of interest here are positively filtered rings having a non-commutative regular quadratic algebra for the associated graded ring ; these are the socalled gauge algebras obtaining their name from special examples appearing in E. Witten's gauge theories . The paper surveys basic definitions and properties but concentrates on the development of several concrete examples.

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Quantum sections and Gauge algebras

Author: Le Bruyn, L.; Van Oystaeyen, F.
Publisher: Dipòsit Digital de Documents de la UAB
Year: 1992
DOI: 10.5565/PUBLMAT_362A92_28
Source: https://ddd.uab.cat/pub/pubmat/02141493v36n2/02141493v36n2p693.pdf
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Ma emá iques,
Vol
36
(1992),
693-714
.
A
bs ac
QUANTUM
SECTIONS
ANDGAUGE
ALGEBRAS
L
.
LE
BRUYN
*
AND
F
.
VAN
OYSTAEYEN
To
he
memo y
o
Pe e
Menal
Using
quan um
sec ions
o
il e ed
ings
and
he
associa ed
Rees
ings
one
can
li
he
scheme
s uc u e
en P oj
o
he
associa ed
g aded
ing
e
he
P oj
o
he
Rees
ing
.
The
algeb as
o
in e es
he e
a e
posi i ely
il e ed
ings
ha ing
a
non-commu a i e
egula
quad a ic algeb a
o
he
associa ed
g aded
ing
;
hese
a e he
so-
called
gauge
algeb as
ob aining
hei
name
om
special
examples
appea ing
in
E
.
Wi en's
gauge
heo ies
.
The
pape
su eys
basic
de ini ions
and
p ope ies
bu
concen a es
en
he
de elopmen
o
se e al
conc e e
examples
.
0
.
In oduc ion
_
Speci ic
p oblems
in
de ining
a
"scheme"
s uc u e
on P oj(W), whe e
W
is
he
4-dimensional
quan um
space
o
he
Rees
ing
o
he
Wi en
gauge
algeb as,
may
be
ackled
by
i s
in oducing
such
a
scheme
s uc-
u e
on
P oj(G(W))
_whe e
G(W)
is
he
associa ed
g aded
ing
o
W
and
hen
ying
o
li
his
s uc u e
o
a
scheme
s uc u e
on
P oj(W)
.
In
[LVW]
his
li ing
p oblem
is
sol ed
by
using
quan um
sec ions
in-
oduced
by
he
second au ho
in
[VOS],
[RVO]
and
his
explains
why
he
de elopmen
o
he heo y
o
gauge
algeb as
he e goes
hand
in
hand
wi h
ha o
quan um
sec ions
.
In
ac
Noe he ian
gauge
algeb as
a e
pa icula
Za iski
ings
in
he
sense
o
[LVO,
1, 2,
. .
.]
.
Now
quan um
sec ions
a ise
in
he
shea
o
il a ion
deg ee
ze o
o
a
mic os uc u e
shea
o a Za iski
ing o e
he
p ojec i e
scheme
associa ed
o
he
as-
socia ed
g aded
ing
ha
is
supposed
o
be
commu a i e
in
[VOS]
.
The
commu a i i y
o
he
associa ed
g aded
ing
is
nowhe e
essen ial in
he
s uc u e
heo y
o
he
ings
o
sec ions
o
hose
shea es,
excep
o
cou se
*This
au ho
is
suppo ed
by an
NFWO-g an
694

L
.
LE
BRUYN,
F
.
VAN
OYSTAEYEN
in
he
de ini ion
o
he
opological
space
and
he
scheme
s uc u e
o
P oj
.
Howe e ,
M
.
A in
has
ecen ly
in oduced
in
[A ]
he
quan um
p ojec i e
space
o
a
quan um
n-space
gi en
by
i s
g aded
quad a ic
al-
geb a
Q
as P oj
(Q)
=
Q-g /
.F,
whe e
F
is
he
ull
subca ego y
o
g aded
ini e
leng h
modules,
oge he
wi h
a
sui able
shi -ope a o
.
F om
his
poin
o
iew
i is
na u al
o
y
o
combine
he
echniques o
Za iski
il e ed
ings
inhe en
in
he
s udy
o
quan um
sec ions
wi h
he
heo y
o
p ojec i e
quan um
spaces
.
This
is
done by
in oducing
he
class
o
posi i ely
il e ed
ings
ha ing
anon-commu a i e
egula
in
he
sense
o
A in
and
Schel e
[AS]
quad a ic algeb a
in
he
sense
o
Manin,
[Man],
o
he associa ed
g aded
ing
.
The
es ic ion o
posi i e
il a ions
is
no
essen ial
because
he
de ini ion
o
he
unde lying
p ojec i e
scheme
may
easily
be
modi ied
o
deal
wi h
his
;
ne e heless
we
do
es ic
o
he
posi i e
case he e
.
The
algeb as
oughly
de ined
abo e
a e
called
gauge
algeb as
.
Since
he
ing edien e
o
he
heo y
lay
sp ead ou
o e
se e al
sou ces
no
all
equally
a ailable,
we
ha e
concei ed
his
pape
as
a
su ey
pape
in oducing
necessa y
basic
de ini ions
and
p ope ies
as
well
as
expanding
a
ew
conc e e
examples
.
A
mo e
ex ensi e
s udy
o
gauge
algeb as
is
unde aken
by
he
i s
au ho
in
[LB]
;
o
ecen
esul e
on
o mal
quan um
sec ions
o e
o mal
schemms
we
e e
o
[RVO]
.
1
.
Fil e ed
ings
and
associa ed
g aded
ings
All
ings
a e
associa i e
wi h
uni
.
A
il a ion
FR
on a
ing
R
is
gi en
by an
ascending
chain
o
addi i e
subgoups
F
n
R,
n
E
7L,
sa is ying
1
E
F
O
R,
F
n
RF
n
R
C
Fn+mR
o
m,
n
E
7L
.
We
always
assume
ha
he
il a ions
conside ed
a e
exhaus i e,
ha
is
UnE7[FnR
=
R, and
sepa a ed,
ha
is
nnEzFnR
=
0
.
The
ob ious
ope a ions
induced
on
he
abelian
addi i e
g oup
G(R)
=
T
nE
aF
n
R/F
n
_
1
R
make
G(R)
in o
a
g aded
ing
wi h
G(R)
n
=
FnR/F
n
_
1
R, n
E
7L
.
The
p incipal
sym-
bol
mapa
:
R
-3
G(R)
is
de ined
by
pu ing
u(x)
=
x
mod
F
n
_
1
R
whe e
n
is
such
ha
x
E
F
n
R
-
F,-,R
.
The
Rees
ing
R
=
®n,EZFnR
may
be
iden i ied
wi h
he
sub ing
EnEa
F
n
,RXn
o
he
polynomial
ing
R[X,
X
-1
]
.
The
no ion
o
he
Rees
ing
o
a
Z- il a ion
ex ends
in
a
na u al
way
he
no ion
o
he
blow-up
ing
o
an
I-adic
il a ion
used
in
singula i y
heo y
and
commu a i e
Za iski
ings
.
A
il a ion
FR
is
comple e
when
Cauchy-sequences
con e ge
in
R,
o
equi alen ly
R
=
limR/FnR
;
when
F,,,R
=
0
o
n<
0
hen
we
say
ha
FR
is
posi-
n
i e o
R
is
posi i ely
il e ed
and
i is
clea
ha
posi i e
il a ions
a e
comple e
.
Comple e
il e ed
ings
ha ing
a
Noe he ian
associa ed
g aded
ing
a e
an
impo an
clase
o
Za iski
ings
in
he
sense
o
[LVO1],
in
pa icula
such
a
ing
R
has
a
Noe he ian
Rees
ing
R
.
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SECTIONS
AND
GAUGE
ALGEBRAS
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69
5
Example
1
.
The
n h
Weyl
algeb a
A
n
(O)
is
he
algeb a gene a ed
by 2n
inde e mina es
x,
....
,
x
n
and
yi,
. . . ,
yn
sa is ying
he
commu a-
o ela ions
:
[xi,
x
j
]
=
[yi,
y
j
]
=
0,
[xi,
y
j
]
=
bij
.
His o ically,
An(O)
has
been
in oduced
as
he
ope a o
algeb a
gene a ed
by
he
compo-
nen s
xi
o
he
posi ion
ec o
and
he
componen s
p
j
=
ihy
j
o
he
momen um
ec o o
a
quan um
pa icle
in
n-dimensional space
.
The
non- anishing
o
he
commu a o
[x
j
,
p
j
]
=
ice
exp esses
ha
one canno
ha e
simul aneous
knowledge
o
posi ion
and
momen um
o
a
pa icle
in
he
quan um
case
.
The
associa ed
g aded
ing
G(AnP)
is
he
poly-
nomial
ing
C[xi,
.
.
.,
xn,
Y,
. .
.
,
yn]
ha
is
he
ope a o
algeb a
o
he
classical
(Le
.
non-quan um)
si ua ion
.
So
in
a
sense
he
il e ed
da a
may
be
iewed
as
quan iza ions
o
he
associa ed
g aded
da a
.
The
Rees
ing
An(O)
-
is
he
posi i ely
g aded
algeb a
gene a ed
by
he
deg ee
one
elemen
X
and
xiX,
yiX,
1
<
i
<_
n
sa is ying
he
commu a i e
ela ions
:
[xi,
xj
]Xz
=
[yi,
yj
]Xz
=
0
and
[xi,
yj
]Xz
=
Ói7X2
.
Since
X
is
cen al
in
AnP_
we
may
subs i u e
new
inde e mina es
X
=
X,Xá
=
xiX,
Yi
=
yiX
sa is ying
homogeneous
ela ions
A1
X
i
]
_
[Y¡,
Y
j
]
=
0
and
[X,,
YI
]
=
Sij
X
2
.
The e o e
we
may
iew
A
n
(C)
i
as a
quad a ic
ex ension
o
he
en eloping
algeb a
o
he
.Heisenbe g
algeb a
(see
below)
.
No e
ha
we
may
specialize
X
o
1
and
we
ob ain
An(C)
asa
specializa ion
o
i s
Rees
ing
;
mo eo e
specializing
X
o
0
yields
G(An,(O))
as
a
specializa ion
.
1
.1
.
Lemma
.
we
le
X
s and
o
he
canonical
homogeneous
cen-
al
egula
elemen
o
deg ee
one
in
R
hen
a
.
R
_
/(1
-
X)R
=R
b
.
R/XR
=
G(R)
.
The
obse a ions
in
h_e
lemma
exp ess
ha
R
is
a
"de o ma ion"
o
G(R)
ia
he
Rees
ing
R
.
No e
ha
o
any
g aded
ing
wi h
a
cen al
egula
homogeneous
elemen
he
cons uc ion
in
a in
he
lemma
yields
he
dehomogenized
il a ion
co esponding
o
a
g ada ion,
c
.
[LV02]
.
A
special
case
o his
dehomogeniza ion
p inciple
is
well-known
in
p o-
jec i e
algeb aic
geome y
(a ine
models)
and
i
is
also
e iden
in
he
ela ion
be ween
de e minen al
ings
and
Schube
cycles
.
Example
2
.
Le
g be
a
ini e
dimensional
Lie
algeb a,
say
g
=
Cxl
+
. .
+Cx
n
wi h
de ining
ela ions
[xi,
xj]
=
1
:
a
~xk
sa is ying
he Jacobi
iden i y
.
By
de ini ion
all
commu a o s
d op
in
il a ion
deg ee
o
he
usual
il a ion
de ined
on
he
uni e sal
en eloping
algeb a
U(g)
.
One
easily
checks
ha
G(U(g))
=
C[xl,
.
.
. ,
xn] (Poinca é,
Bi kho ,
Wi )
.
The
Rees
ing
U(g)-
is
gene a ed
by X,
X,
=
x1X,
. . .
,
X
n
=
x,,,X,
696

L
.
LE
BRUYN,
F
.
VAN
OYSTAEYEN
sa is ying
=
[Xi,
Xj]
=
[xi,
xj]X
2
=Ek
a
1
3
-
XkX
.

Le
us
p o ide
a
mo e
conc e e
example
and
conside
he
2-dimensional
non-Abelian
Lie
algeb a
g
=Cx
+
Cy
sa is ying
[x,
y]
=
x
.
Then
U(g)
-
is
he
egula
algeb a
in
he
sense
o
A in-Schel e
[AS]
o
[ATV1-2]
gene a ed
by
X
=
xZ,
Y
=
yZ
and
Z
(now
Z
plays
he
ole
o
he
cen al
elemen
X
be o e) sa is ying
he
quad a ic
ela ions
:
X
Z
-
ZX
=
0,
YZ
-
ZY=
0,
XY
-
YX
-
X
Z=
0
.
We
poin
ou
ha
in
he
classi ica ion
o
[ATV1]
his
algeb a
is
o
ype
SI, in
pa icula
i is
no
o gene ic,
i
.e
.
ellip ic,
ype
.
The
la e
p ope y
is
one
ha
U(g)-
will
sha e
wi h
all
o he
gauge
algeb as
de ined
la e in his
pape
.
Simila ly,
when
g
=
s12,
s1
2
=
Cx
+
Cy
+
Cz
wi h
[x,
y]
=
2y,
[x, z]
=
-2z,
[y,
z]
=
x
hen
he
Rees
algeb as
is
he
4-dimensional
quad a ic algeb a
(o
quan um
space)
gene a ed
by
X
=
xT,
Y
=
yT,
Z
=
2T
and
T
(now
playing
he
ole
o
he
cen al
elemen
o
deg ee
one),
sa is ying
:
XT
-
TX
=
0,
YT-TY
=
0,
ZT-TZ
=
0,
XY-YX-2YT
=
0,
XZ-ZX+2ZT
=
0,
YZ-ZY-
XT
=
0
.
Bu
again
u(s12)_
is
no
a
Sklyanin
algeb a
in
he
sense
o [SS]
.
Mos
o
he
algeb as
we
shall
conside
in his
pape
will
be
posi i ely
il e ed
howe e
some
localiza ions o
hese
will
be
o in e es
oo
and
so
non-posi i e
il a ions
will
appea
na u ally
.
Ex eme
amongs
he
non-
posi i e
il a ions
a e he
so-called
s ongly
il e ed
ings
.
The
il a ion
FR
is
said
o
be s ong
i
F
n
RF
n
,R
=
F
n+

,,R
holds
o
e e y
n,
m
E
7L
.
I
is
easy
o
check
ha
FR
is
s ong
i
and
only
i
G(R)
is
a
s ongly
g aded
ing,
i
.e
.
G(R)nG(R),n
=
G(R)
n+n
,,
o
n,
m
E
7L
;
o
i
and
only
i
R
is
a
s ongly
g aded
ing
.
We
say
ha
G(R)
is
d-s ongly
g aded
i
G(R)
n
dG(R)
m
d
=
G(R)(n+m)d
o
n,
m
E
7L,
and d and
is
minimal
as
such
.
Fo
a
commu a i e
posi i ely
g aded
ing
A,
P oj(A)
is
locally
s ongly
g aded
in
he
sense
ha
o
any
Za iski
open
UC
P oj(A)
he
g aded
ing
o
sec ions
is
d-s ongly
g aded
o
some
d
(depending
on
U)
;
when
A
is
gene a ed
o e
Ao
by
A
l
as
a
ing
hen
i is
e en
locally
s ongly
g aded
because
e e y
g aded
ing
o
sec ions
will
con ain
a uni
o deg ee
one
.
Kashiwa a's
ing
o
ge ms
o
mic o-di e en ial
ope a o s
on
holonomic
unc ions
p o ides
an
in e es ing
example
o
a
s ongly
il e ed
ing
.
Example
3
.
Le
z
=(z,,
...
,
z
n
)
be
coo dina es
in
Cn
and
1
=
. . . ,
in)
he
coo dina es
o
co angen
ec o s
.
Pu
Tó
(Cn)
=
{(z,
~),
0}, his
is
an open
subse
o
C2n
and
zl,
.
. .
,
zn,
~i,
.
. .
,
~n
a e
holo
mo phic
unc ions
on Tó
(en)
.
Take p
=
(z*,
~*)
ETó(e
n
)
.
Le
O
p
be
he
local
ing
o
ge ms
o
holomo phic
unc ions
(isomo phic o
he
local
ing
o
con e gen
powe
se ies
in
2n
a iables
.
Following
J .E
.
Bjd k
(p
.
136, [B])
we
le
O
p
(m)
be
he
~-homogeneous
elemen s
o
o de
m
.
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SECTIONS
AND
GAUGE
ALGEBRAS

69
7
I
U
is
an open
se
in
Tó
(en)
hen
O(m)(U)
is
he
se
o
holomo phic
unc ions
in
U
which
a e
~-homogeneous
o
o de
m
.
The
ing
E
p is
consis ing
o
he
E
,
(z,
~)
such
ha
E 0( )(U)
o
some
open
neighbou hood
U
o
p
and
sa is ying
he
condi ions
.
i
.
=
0
o
all
>
w,
o
a
ce ain in ege
w
.
ii
.
The e
exis
cons an s
A
and
,
such
ha
lu
=sup{i (z,~),(z,~)
E
U}
<
A(1 i!)Kwl
o
all
.
I
F
= E
,
G=
Eg
N
,
E
E
p
hen
FG
=
E(a!)
á
aa
in
mul i-index
no a ion
.
Now,
i
F=
E
,
E
Ep,
hen
he
unique
la ges
w
E
Z
such
ha

,
:7~
0
is
called
he
o de
o
F
;
his
de ines
he
il a ion
o
E
p
and
u(F)
=
w
is
hen
he
p incipal
symbol
.
Wi h
espec
o his
il a ion
G(E
p
)
=
OZ,,_1[T,T-1]
is
a
s ongly
g aded
ing
which
is
mo eo e
a
egula
Noe he ian
ing
o
pu e dimension
2n
.
The
ac
ha
E
p
is
a
Za iski
ing
(see
Sec ion
4) en ails
all
he
desi ed
p ope ies
o
E
p
.
Al hough
we
a e
mainly
conce ned wi h
ings
he e
i is
use ul
o
es-
ablish
he
co esponding
module
heo y as
well
.
An
R-module
M
is
il e ed
i
he e
is
an
ascending
chain
o
addi i e
subg oups
F
n
M,n
E
7L,
sa is ying
F
n
RF
n
M
C
Fn+n,M
o
n,m
E
7L
.
The
ca ego y
R- il
is
ob ained
by
aking
he
il e ed
R-modules
and
he
R-linea
maps
p e-
se ing
il a ion
deg ee
o
he
objec s
and
mo phisms
.
We
w i e
FM
o
he
il a ion
o
M
and
G(M)
=
®,EZFnM/Fn_1M
o
he
associ-
a ed
g aded
G(R)-module
.
The
G o hendieck
ca ego y
o
g aded
G(R)-
modules
_
will
be
deno ed
_
by G(R)-g
.
Simila ly,
we
may
de ine
he
Rees
module
M
o
FM
by
M
=
®nEaFnM
and
iden i y
i
wi h
a
submod-
ule
o
M[X,
X
-1
]
.
Again
we
always
assume
ha
FM
is
exhaus i e,
M
=
U
n
M_and_sepa a ed
Le
.
n
n
F
n
M
=
0
.
We
m_ay
ex end
Lemma
1 .1
.
o
:
M/XM
=
G(M),
M/(1-
X)M
--
M,
ú(x)
=
M[X,X-1]
whe e
(-)(X)

_
s ands
o
he objec
localized
a
he
cen al
mul iplica-
i e se o
homogeneous
elemen s
{1
,X,
X2,
.
.
.
}
.
In
R-g
we
ha e
a
ull
subca ego y
FX
consis ing
o
he
X- o sion ee
g aded
R-modules
.
1 .2
.
Lemma
.
The
unc o
-
:
R- il
---->
R-g
de ines
an
equi alen e
o
ca ego ies
be ween
R- il
and
.FX
.
The
il e ed
mo phism
in
R- il
co esponding
o
he
mo phisms
in
.FX
a e
he
s ic
mo phisms
( ecall
ha
a
il e ed
mo phism
:
M
-->
N
is
s ic
i
FNN
nIm
=
(F
n
M))
.
The
unc o
G
:
R- il
,
G(R)-g
is
no
eally
exac
bu
á is
exac
o_n
s ic
mo phims
an_d
sequences_o
s ic
mo phisms
;
he
unc o
D
:
R-
g
-+
R- il
M
H
M/(X
-
1)M,
is
exac
.
Wemay
de ine
a
p incipal

69
8

L
.
LE
BRUYN,
F
.
VAN
OYSTAEYEN
symbol
map
o
m
:
M
-->
G(M)
by
pu ing
o
m
(m)
=
m
mod
F,,
M
when
m
E
F
n
M
-
F
n
_1M
.
Fo
E
R
such
ha
QR(a)UM(m)
qÉ
0
we
ha e
QR( )om(m)
=
om( m)
.
In
pa icula ,
when G(R)
is
a
domain
hen
a
=
R
is
mul iplica i e
.
A
il a ion
FM
is
said
o
be
a
good
il a ion
i
he e
exis
m,,
...
M
and
d,
...
d
EZ
such ha
o
all
n
E
7L,
F
n
M
=
~i-1
Fñ_d
¡
Rm
i
.
The
u ili y
o
he
Rees
objec s
is
ha
p ope ies
con-
ce ning
he
il a ion
FM_
a e
ansla ed
o
p ope ies
in
.FX
conce ning
he
X-adic
il a ion
on
M
.
1
.3
.
P oposi ion
.
Wi h
no a ion
as be o e
a
.
FM
is
sepa a ed
i
and
onl_y
i
M
is
X-adically
sepa a ed
.
b
.
FM
is
good
i
and
only
i
M
is
ini ely
gene a ed
.
c
.
F_1R
C
J(FoR)
i
and
only
i
X
E
J
9(R),
whe e
J
9
(-)
s ands
o
he
g aded
Jacobson
adical
c
.
[NVO]
.
d
.
FM
is
comple e
i
and
only
i
M_is
X-adically
comple e
e
.
FM
is
p ojec i e
i
and
only
i
M
is
p ojec i e (simila
o
la -
ness)
.
.
Amap
:
M

+
N
is
s ic
i
and
only
i
Coke
E
.F
X
.
2
.
Quan um
sec ions
as
de o ma ions
o
localiza ions
In his
sec ion
we
es ic
a en ion o
posi i ely
il e ed
ings
R
ha ing
a
commu a i e
Noe he ian
domain
o
he
associa ed
g aded
ing
.
The
essen ial
pa
o his
sec ion
can
and
will
be
conside ably gene alized
in
a
u he sec ion
( o
Za iskian
il a ions)
.
Conside
a
mul iplica i ely
closed
se
S
in
R,
1
E
S,
0
1
S,
such
ha
u(S)
is
mul iplica i ely
closed
in
G(R)
( his
holds
au oma ically
when
G(R)
is
a
domain
because
u
is
mul iplica i e
in
ha case)
.
Since
Q(S)
consis s o
homogeneous
elemen s,
(S)
-1
G(R)
is
a
g aded
ing
.
In gen-
e al
S
is
no
an
O e
se
and
so
one
canno
necessa ily
o m
S`R
.
This
d aw-back
may
be o e come by
in oducing he
algeb aic
mic olocaliza-
ion
o
R
a
o,(S),
we
ollow
he
ideas
o
[AVV]
.
To
he
se
S_we
associa e
he
mul iplica i ely
closed
se
S
in
R,
S
__
{s,
s
_
=
sX'
E
R
n
o
s
E
S
such
ha
s
E
F,,
R-F_
n
_1R}
.
Clea ly
1
E
S,
0
1
S
and
S
consis s
o
homogeneous
elemen s_o
R
._
Fo
n_
E
N_ he e
is
a
canonical
_
epimo phism
o
_
g ade
_
d
ings
:
in,
R/XnR
->
R/XR
--
G(R)
.
Le
S(n)
be
he
image
o
S
in
R/XnR
.
Now
ke ~i
n
i
_
s
nilpo en
o
index
n
and
~!n(S(n))
=
o,(S)
is
an
O e
se
in
G(R),
hence
S(n)
is
an
O e
se
in
QUANTUM
SECTIONS
AND
GAUGE
ALGEBRAS

69
9
R/X'R
.
The e o e
we
can
de ine
:
B
=
Q'
(R)
=
1lim
95(n)-1(R/XnR),
n
whe e
lim
s ands
o
he
g aded
in e se
limi
( he
di ec
sum
o
he
9
in e se
limi s
o
he
sys ems
ob ained
in
each
deg ee
o
he
g ada ion)
.
2
.1
.

Lemma
.
The
i

map
js
=
-
,ú
---_>
B
is
a
g aded
ing
mo phism
.
We
ha e
B
E
.FX
and
also
B/js(R)
E
.FX,
mo eo e
B/XB
=
o,(S)-1G(R),
c
.
[AVV]
.
A e
his
lemma
we
may
ake
he
dehomogeniza ion
o
B,
Q
S
'(R)
_
B/(1
-
X)B
and
we
ob ain
a
il e ed
ing
Qs(R)
such
ha js
:
R
Ql(R)
is
a
s ic
il e ed
mo phism,
ha
is
he
il a ion
o
R
is
induced
by
he
il a ion
o
B=
Q"
(R),
and
G
(B)
--
a(S)
-1
G(R)
.
Tha
Q
5
`
(R)
is
comple e
(bu
no
posi i ely
il e ed)
is
easily
e y ied
.
In
ac
Q
S
'(R)
is
no hing
bu
he
mic o-localiza ion
a
u(S)
as
de ined
by
T
.
Sp inge
in
[Sp ]
.
This
ollows
om
he
ac
ha
B
has
he
uni e sal
p ope y
men ioned
in
he
ollowing
.
2
.2
.
Lemma
.
Fo
s
E
S,
js(s)
is
in e ible
in
B
and
i
B'
is
ano he
il e ed
ing
such
ha
FB'
is
comple e,
js
:
R
---
~
B'
is
a
s ic
inclusion
and
o
e e y
s
E
S
wi h
o,(s)
E
G(R)
n
we
ha e
s
-1
E
B'
wi h
u(s
-1
)
E
G(B')_
n
,
hen
he e
exis s
a
s ic
ac o iza ion
h
:
B
-> B' such
ha
hjs
=
js
,
(c
.
[AVV])
.
Since
Q
S
'(R)
is
comple e
and
G(Q'(R))
=
u(S)
-1
G(R)
is
a
commu a-
i e
Noe he ian
domain,
his
ing
will
be
in
he
class
o
ings
we
conside
( hough
no
posi i ely
il e ed)
.
We
may
iew
Q
S
'(R)
as
a
"de o ma ion"
o
o,(S)-1G(R)
ia he
co esponding
Rees
ing
.
When
conside ing
he s uc u e
o
P oj(G(R))
we
ha e
o
es ic
a -
en ion
o
he
pa
o
deg ee
ze o
o
o,(S)-1G(R),
say
G(R)(a(s))
=
(Q
(S)-1G(R))o
.
In
pa icula
we ha e
:
FOQs(R)/F_1QS(R)
=
G(R)Q(s))
.
We
de ine
he
quan um
sec ions
o
R
a
S
o
he
ing
FoQ1(R)
=
Qs(R)0
equipad
wi h
he
induced
il a ion
.
We
deno e
his
ing
by
R(s
) .
The
F-sa u a ion
o
S
is
S
=
{
E
R,
u( )
E
u(S)}
.
I
is
clea
ha
S
is
mul iplica i ely
closed, 1
E
S,
01
S,
and
a(S)
=
o,(S)
.
2
.3
.
P oposi ion
.
Wi h
no a ion
and
con en ions
as be o e
we
ha e
Q"
(R)
=
Q"
(R)
.
Mo eo e
;
S
is
an O e
se in
R
and
o
he
localizad
il a ion
on
(S)
-1
R
(being
he
one
induced
on
i
om
Q'
(R))
we
ha e
ha
Q
S
'(R)
=
((S)
-1
R)
^
,
i
.e
.
he
mic olocaliza ion
can
always
be
ob-
ained
as a
classical
localiza ion
ollowed by
a
comple ion
.
700

L
. .
LE
BRUYN,
F
.
VAN
OYSTAEYEN
Combining
P oposi ion
2
.3
.
wi h
o egoing p ope ies
and
P o_pos_i ion
1
.3 .d
.
we know
o
a
sa u a ed
S,
i
.e
.
S
=
S_

_

Qs(R)
-
:
Qs(R)
is
he
g aded X-adic
comple ion
o

The
de ini ion
o
he g aded
comple ion
yields
ha
Q'(R)o
=
1S)-1RIXn
.(S)-1R)o)
n
=1~((S)-1R)o/(Xn(S)-1R)o)
n
=lS)-1R)o/Xn((S)-1R)-n)
n
llimF
o
S
-1
R/F-
n
S
-1
R
=
(FoS_1R)n
n
whe e
A
s ands
o
he
comple ion
wi h
espec
o
he
il a ion
induced
F5
-1
R
(o
by
FQ"(R))
in
FOS
-1
R
.
This
p o ides
a
way
o
calcula e
quan um
sec ions
e ec i ely
by
i s
calcula ing
(S
-1
R)o
and
hen
a1-
lowing
he
sui able
comple ion
.
Example
4
.
[RVO]
Conside
he
i s
Wey]
.
algeb a
R
=
A,
(C)
.
F om
he
o egoing
sec ion
we know
ha
G(A
1
(C))
=
C
[X,
y]
and
A1
(C)
^'
C
[X,
Y,
Z]
/
(XY
-
YX
-
X2,
YZ
-
ZY,
X
Z-
ZX
),
whe e
we
lla e
pu
X
=
xZ,
Y=
yZ,
Z
being
he
egula
cen al
homogenous
elem
_
en
o
deg ee
one
.
Conside
S=
{1, x,
x2
. . .
}
in
C
[x, y]
.
The
sa u a ion
S
o
S
consis s
o
all
elemen s
such
ha a( )
=Xn
o
some
n
and
his
is
an
O e
se
.
No e
ha
all
elemen s
o _ he
o m
A
+
x,
A
E
C,
a e
con ained
in
S
.
The
homogeneous
O e
se
is
S=
{ Zn,
=
xn+Ek+ <n
CUMxkya}
and
we
may
w i e
Zn
as
a
homogeneous
o m
o deg ee
n
in
he
new
a iable
:
X
=
xZ,
Y
=yZ
and
Z,
e
.g
.
x2
+y+1
is
li ed
o
X
2
+YZ+Z
2
.
In
(S
--1
R)o
we
ind
he
elemen s
YX
-1
,
X
-1
Y,
ZX
-1
,
X
-1
Z
and
hese
sa is y
he
ela ions
:
YX
-1
-
X
-1
Y
=
(ZX
-1
)
2
,
ZX
-1
-
X
-1
Z =
0
.
So
we
ha e
o
comple e
he
commu ing
ela ions o
he
gene a o s
p
=
YX
-1
and
q
=
ZX
-1
.
Now
qp
=
ZX
-1
YX
-1
=
Z(YX
-1
-
Z
2
X
-2
)X
-1
=
YZX
-2
-Z
3
X
-3
=
XY
-1
ZX
-1
-Z
3
X
-3
=
pq
-
q3
.
Vence
we
a i e a
[p,
q]
=
q
3
.
No e
ha
Z
E
J
9
(R)
hence
Z
C-
J
9
(9
-
1
,ú)
and
he e o e
e e y
elemen
o
he
o m
Xn
+ZF
n
-
1
(X,
Y,
Z),
whe e
F
n
-1
(X,
Y,
Z)
is
homogeneous
o
deg ee
n
-
1,
has
o
yield
an
in e ible
1
+
ZX
-1
(X
1-
nF
n
_
1
(X,Y_
_ Z))
in
he
comple ion
o
_(S
-1
R)o
because
ZX
-1
E
J
9
(S
-
1R)o,
X
1-n
Fn_1(X,
Y,
Z)
E
(S
-1
R)o
.
The e o e
we
may
Conside
he
algeb a
C
(p,
q)/(pq
-
qp
=
q3
)
as
de e mining
he
quan um
sec ions
up
o
comple ion
.
QUANTUM
SECTIONS
AND
GAUGE
ALGEBRAS

70
1
Example
5
.
Conside
he
wo-dimensional
Lie
algeb a
g
=
Cx+Cy
wi h
[x,
y]
=
x
.
Then
U(g)
-
is
he
quad a ic
algeb a
gene a ed
by
X,
Y,
Z
sa is ying
:
XZ-ZX
=
0,
YZ-ZY
=
0,
XY-YX
=
XZ
.
Le
u(S)
be
{1, y, y2,
. . .
}
in
C
[x,
y]
=
G(U(g))
.

The
sa u a ed
O e
se in
U(g)
is
S=
{
=
yn
+
Ek+ <
.
.
aklxky'}
and
his
li s
o
a
homogeneous
O e
se in
U(g)
-
,_S
=
{
Z'
2
,
E
S
ha ing
Q( )
=
yn}
.
Some
ela ions
in
deg ee
ze o
o
S
-1
U
(g)
-
de i e
om
he
de ining
ela ions
abo e
ZY
-1
=
Y
-
'Z,
Y
-1
X
-
XY
-1
=Y
-1
XZY
-1
.
Conside
he
canoncial
gene a o s
p
=
XY
-1
and q
=ZY
-1
,
hen
we
calcula e
qp
=
ZY-1XY-1
=
Z(XY
-1
+Y
-1
XZY
-1
)Y
-1
=
XZY
-2
+
ZY-1XY-1ZY-1
=
pq
+
qpq
.
Yielding
he
a he
odd
ela ion
[p, q]
=
-qpq
.
Howe e ,
since
Y-Z
E
S
we
mus
in e 1
-
q
in
he
quan um
sec ions
so
we
may
ew i e
he
commu a ion
ela ion
as
qp
=
p
11
4
and
so
we
may
look
a
he
skew
polynomial
ing
C
[[q]]
[p,
-y]
whe e
,y
is
he
au omo phism
de ined
by
p
H
1
q
q
and
see
ha
C
[[q]]
[p,
-y]
de e mines
he
quan um
sec ions
o
U(g)
(no e
ha
as in
Example
4,
i
su iced
o
in e
one
elemen , he e
Y,
in
o de
o
ind
up
o
comple ion
he
quan um-sec ions)
.
One
should
no
conclude
om
he
examples
4
.
and
5
.
ha
quan um-sec ions
o
some
Q(S)
o
he
ype
{1,
a,
a
2
. . . .
}
a e
always
ha
easy
o ob ain
.
Example
6
.
Le
g
be
he
Lie
algeb a
812
and
change
he
812
-
basis
such
ha
[Y,
Z]
=
X,
[Z,
X]
=Y
and
[X,
Y]
=Z
.
Conside
he
mul iplica i e
se
Q
(S)
=
{1,
X,
X2
,.. .
}
.
The
eade
may
check
ha
he
commu a ion
o mulas
de e mining
he
quan um
sec ions
o
U(sl2)
a
Q(S)
may
be
gi en
as
[A,
B]
=
(A2
+
B2
+
1)C
C
2
C2
[A,C]=AC
1+CZ
+B
1
+C
2
C
z
C
Z
[B,C]=BC
1+C
2-A
1+C
2
whe e
A=
YX
-1
,
B=
ZX
-1
and
C=
TX-1
.
Again
i is
use ul
o
in oduce
he
quan um
sec ion
o
il e ed
mod-
ules
.
Fi s ,
in
a
way
o mally
simila
o
he
way
Q'(R)
had
been
con-
s uc ed
we
may
de ine
Q'(M)
o
any
sepa a ed
il e ed
R-module
M
70
8

L
.
LEBRUYN,
F
.
VAN
OYSTAEYEN
good
il a ion
.
ii
.
E e y
good
il a ion
is
sepa a ed
.
I
u ns
ou
h_a
i
and
ii
a e
equi alen
o
he
ollowing
:
R
is
Noe he ian
and
X
E J
9
(R)
( o
se e al
equi alen
s a emen s
we
e e
o
[LVO1],
and
in his
case
he
il a ion
FR
is
said
o
be
Za iskian
.
E e y
comple e
il e ed
ing
R
such
ha
G(R)
is
Noe he ian
is
a
Za iskian
ing
and
in
pa icula
he
posi i e
case
wi h
Noe he ian
associa ed
g aded
ing
is
also a
pa icula
case
.
The
esul s o
Sec ion
1
and
Sec ion
2
emain
alid
o
Za iski
ings
in
gene al
;
e en
o
Sec ion
3 one can do a
lo
bu
one has
o
de ine
a
sui able opological
space
i s
.
No e
ha
we
will
assume
he
condi ions
i
and
ii
o
bo h
le
and
igh
modules,
so
he
Za iski
ings
men ioned
he e
a e
le
and
igh
Za iski
ings,
as
in
[LVO,
1,2]
.
We
men ion
some
undamen al
esul s
s emming
om
[LVO,
1, 2,
.
.
.] .
4
.1
.

Theo em
.
Le
R
be
a
Za iski ing
.
I
G(R)
has
ini e
global
dimension
hen
i .
gldim
R
=
1
+
gldim
G(R)
ii
.
gldim
R
<_
g gldim
G
(R)
=
g gldim
R
-
1,
whe e
g gldim
s ands
o
he_gldim
in he
g aded
ca ego y
.
iii
.
gldim
R=
gldim
R
4
.2
.
Theo em
.
Le
R
be a
Za iski ing
.
I
_
G(R)
i
.s
a
egula
Noe he-
ian
(in
he
sense
o
Auslande )
hen
R
and
R
a e
egula
Noe he ian
.
Recall
ha
a
non-commu a i e
ing
is
egula
in
he
sense
o
Auslan-
de
i
i
has
ini e global
dimension
and
e e y
ini ely
gene a ed
le
o
igh
module
sa is ies
he
Auslande
condi ion
;
ecall
ha
a
ini ely
gene a ed
R-module
M
sa is ies
he
Auslande
condi ion
i
o
e e y
0
<_
k
<
lc
=
gldim
R
and any
nonze o
R-submodule
N
o
Ex
k
(M, R)
we
ha e
jR(N)
>
k,
whe e
jR(-)
s ands o
he
g ade
numbe ,
i .e
.
he
smalles
na u al
numbe
j
such
ha
Ex j(-, R)
=,A
0
.
4
.3
.

Co olla y
.
I
9
is
a
Noe he ian
gauge
algeb a
hen
9
and
1
a e
Noe he ian
egula
algeb as
.
I
_
G(9)
is
an
n-dimensional
quan um
space
hen
:
gldim

=
1
+
n,
gldim
9
<n
.
Mo eo e ,
G
is
an n
+
1-dim
quan umspace
.
The
"scheme"- heo e ic
ea men
o
gauge
algeb as
has
i s
oo s
in
ying
o
unde s and
he
geome y
o
so-called
innocen
quan um
spaces,
i .e
.
quan um
spaces ha
a e
Noe he ian
and
posessing
a
cen al
elemen
o
deg ee
one
.
The
innocen
quan um
space co esponding
o
a gauge

QUANTUM
SECTIONS
AND
GAUGE
ALGEBRAS

70
9
algeb a
g
is
i s
Rees
ing
9
.
In
[A ]
he
quan um
p ojec i e
space
o
a
quan um
n-space
Q
is
de ined
o
be
P oj(Q)
=
Q-g
.F,
whe e
*F
is
he
ull
subca ego y
o
ini e
leng h
modules,
oge he
wi h
a
shi
ope a ion
[A , De ini ion
1
.2
.]
.
Fo
a
commu a i e
ing,
o
one
ha
is
a
ini e
module
o e
i s
cen e ,
one
may
eco e
he
unde lying
scheme
s uc-
u e
om
Se e's
heo em
.
In
gene al
howe e
he
"scheme"
s uc u e
o
P oj(Q)
as
de ined
abo e
is
a
om
being
unde s ood
.
A
i s
eeling
o
he
unde lying
p oblems
can be
ob ained
by
conside ing
pa icula
modules,
i.e
.
he
poin -
and
line-modules,
c
.
[ATV2],
and
he
a
poin
modules
in oduced
in
[A ]
.
I
we
es ic
a en ion
o
he
geome y
o
innocen
quan um
spaces
we
can
use
he
gauge
algeb a
and
i s
quan-
um
sec ions
o
pu
a
"scheme"
s uc u e
on
P oj(~)
which
educes
he
s udy
o
( a )
poin -modules
o
ha
o
ini e
dimensional
ep esen a-
ions o
algebas,
c
.
[LB]
.
In
ac ,
we
may
iew
P oj(U)
as
an
a ine
piece
co esponding
o
he
gauge
algeb a
g
and
a
piece
a
in ini y
iden i-
ied
o
P oj(~/ ~)
=
P oj(G(Cg))
.
Tha
is
a
lowe dimensional
p ojec i e
quan um
space
.
Assume
by
induc ion
ha
we
ha e been
able
o
pu
a
scheme
s uc u e
on
P oj(G(g))
wi h
a ine
open
se s
co esponding
o
some
g aded
O e
se s S,,
. . .
,
Sk and
i
is
no
es ic i e
o
assume
ha
each
o
hese
O e
se s
may
be
gene a ed
by a
single
elemen
.
Thenwe
may
co e
P oj(~)
by
open
se s
co esponding
o
he
quan um
sec ions
wi h
espec
o
he
Si,¡
=
l,
. . . ,
k
plus
he
app op ia e
glueing
mo -
phisms
.
No e
ha
hese
quan um
sec ions
and
hei
"glues"
wi h
Gmay
be
iewed
as
a scheme
s uc u e
on
P oj(1)
.
Le
us
p o ide
some
easy
examples
he e
.
Example
11
.
Reconside
he
i s
Weyl
algeb a
A
l
(O)
.
We
use
he
calcula ions
made
abo e
o
ex end he schema ic
pic u e
in
Example
7
by
glueing
o
he
open
se
co esponding
o
Y(Z)
i.e
.
he
a ine
piece
co esponding
o
(Aj(C)
.
We
ob ain he
ollowing
diag am
o
glueing
da a
C{XZ
-1
,YZ
-1
,ZX
-1
}
~-
Aj(C)=C{XZ-1,YZ-1}
~
C{XZ
-1
,YZ
-1
,
ZY
-1
}
[XZ
-1
,YZ
-1
]
=
1
C{YX
-1
,
ZX
-1
}

C{XY
-1
,
ZY
-1
}
[YX
-1
,
ZX
-1
]
=
(
ZX
-1
)
3

[XY
-1
,
ZY
-1
]
=
(ZY-1)3
1
e{ZX
-1
,YX
-1
,
XY
-1
}
To
ind
i s
poin
modules
we
ha e
o
s udy
he one-dimensional
ep e-
710

L
.
LEBRUYN,
F
.
VAN
OYSTAEYEN
sen a ions
and
hei
glueing
da a
.
V((ZX_
1)
3)

V((ZY_
1
)3)
V((ZX
-1
)
3 )
n
V((ZY
-1
) 3
)
co esponding
o
he
ac
ha
he
associa ed
deg ee
3
di iso
o
he
quan um
3-space
A1(C)-
is
Z
3
.
This
may
be pic u ed
in
he
usual
p2
.
y(y)-poin s
z=0
whe e
he
ci cle
means
ha
he
in e sec ion
poin
is
missing
and
we
ha e
d awn
a
double
copy
o
he
same
z
=
0
locus
.
Example
12
.
Reconside
he
si ua ion
o
Example
8
.
Using
he
compu a ions
and
no a ions
o
ha
Example
8,
we
ob ain
he
ollowing
diag am
o
glueing
da a
whe e
QUANTUM
SECTIONS
AND
GAUGE
ALGEBRAS

71
1
U(g)
C{XZ
-1
,
ZX
-1
,YZ
-1
}
--
C{XZ
-1
,YZ
-1
}
--,
C[[ZY-1,YZ-1]][XY-1,7]
[XZ
-1
,
YZ
-1
]
=
XZ-1
C{YX
-1
,
ZX-1}

CpY-1]][XY-1,7]
[YX
-1
,
ZX
-1
]
=
(ZX-1)z
Only
he op
le
co ne
(glueing
he
en eloping
algeb a
o
he
excep-
ional
quan um
space)
esembles
he
commu a i e
case
.
The
o he
wo
co ne s
ha e
sh unk
in
dimension
.
I
may
be
help ul
in
unde s an_ding
hese
phenomena
o
look
a
he
pic u e
o
poin -modules
in
P oj(U(g))
pic u ed
in
he
usual
p
2
C[[ZY-1]][XY-1,YX-1,7]
he
y(x)-poin s
a e
z
=
0
wi hou
he
poin
a,
he
y(z)-poin s
a e
x
=
0
wi hou
he
poin
a,
he
y(y)-poin s
a e
a
.
z=0
Example
13
.

The
quan ized
Weyl
algeb a
A
l
(C,
q)
as a
gauge
algeb a
.
We
use
no a ion
and
calcula ions
as in
Example
9
.
Pu
R
=
Al
(C,
q)
.
Bo h
X
and
Y
a e
no malizing
in
he
quan um
plane
C
e
[X,Y],
so
we
may
de ine
a
"scheme"
s uc u e
on
P oj(R)
by
gi ing
712

L
.
LE
BRUYN,
F
.
VAN
OYSTAEYEN
he
ollowing
glueing
da a
.
C{XT
-1
,TX
-1
,YT
-1
}
--
{XT
-1
,YT
-1
}
--
.
C{XT-1,YT-1,TY-1}
XT
-1
,
YT
-1
-
qYT
-1
XT
-1
=
1
C{YX
-1
,TX
-1
}
C{XY
-1
,TY
-1
}
YX
-1
TX
-1
-qTX
-1
YX
-1
=(TX
-1
~
XY
-1
TY
-1
-
1-
'
TY
-1
XY
-1
=-Q(TY
-1
~
C{YX
-1
,
XY
-1
,TX
-1
}
and
again
one
can
isualize
' he
poin
modules
as
poin s
in
p
2
.
The
pic u e
co esponds
o
he
ac
ha
he associa ed
deg ee
3
di iso
is
T(T
Z
+
(q
-
1)XY)
whe e
C
is
he
conic
de ined
by
TZ
+
(q
-
1)XY
.
Y(T)
poin s a e
C
-
{a,
b}
Y(X)
poin s
a e
C
-
{b}
U
(T
=
0)
-
{b}
Y(Y)
poin s
a e
C
-
{a}
U
(T
=
0)
-
{b}
=0
The
scheme
s uc u e
o
A
l
(C,
q)
-
desc i
_
bed
abo e
is
c i ical
in de in-
ing
he
scheme
s uc u e
on
P oj
(W)
whe e
W
is
he
4-dimensional
quan-
um
space
o
he
Rees
ing
o
he
Wi en gauge
algeb as
.
Fo ,
i is
pos-
sible
o
change
he
pola iza ion
on
P oj(G(W))
as
in
[A ]
o
ob ain
P oj
(Al
(C,
q)
-) and
use
he
o egoing
in
o de
o
de ine
a scheme
s uc-
u e
on
P oj(G/W))
ha
is
hen
li ed
ia
quan um
sec ions
o
P oj(W)
as in
[LVW]
.
In
a
simila
way
one can
s udy
he
a -poin
modules
o
mul iplici y
n
(as in
[A ])
in
an
innocen
p ojec i e
quan um
space
by
glueing
oge he
he
n-dimensional
ep esen a ion
o
he
scheme
compo-
nen s
.
QUANTUM
SECTIONS
AND
GAUGE
ALGEBRAS

71
3
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ARTIN
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W
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M
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