Erhard Neher

  1. Extensions and block decompositions for finite-dimensional representations of equivariant map algebras.

    Authors: Erhard Neher, Alistair Savage
    Subjects: Representation Theory
    Abstract

    Suppose a finite group acts on a scheme X and a finite-dimensional Lie
    algebra g. The associated equivariant map algebra is the Lie algebra of
    equivariant regular maps from X to g. The irreducible finite-dimensional
    representations of these algebras were classified in previous work with P.
    Senesi, where it was shown that they are all tensor products of evaluation
    representations and one-dimensional representations.

  2. Irreducible finite-dimensional representations of equivariant map algebras.

    Authors: Prasad Senesi, Erhard Neher, Alistair Savage
    Subjects: Representation Theory
    Abstract

    Suppose a finite group acts on a scheme X and a finite-dimensional Lie
    algebra g. The corresponding equivariant map algebra is the Lie algebra M of
    equivariant regular maps from X to g. We classify the irreducible
    finite-dimensional representations of these algebras. In particular, we show
    that all such representations are tensor products of evaluation representations
    and one-dimensional representations, and we establish conditions ensuring that
    they are all evaluation representations. For example, this is always the case
    if M is perfect.

  3. Irreducible finite-dimensional representations of equivariant map algebras.

    Authors: Prasad Senesi, Erhard Neher, Alistair Savage
    Subjects: Representation Theory
    Abstract

    Suppose a finite group acts on a scheme X and a finite-dimensional Lie
    algebra g. The corresponding equivariant map algebra is the Lie algebra M of
    equivariant regular maps from X to g. We classify the irreducible
    finite-dimensional representations of these algebras. In particular, we show
    that all such representations are tensor products of evaluation representations
    and one-dimensional representations, and we establish conditions ensuring that
    they are all evaluation representations. For example, this is always the case
    if M is perfect.

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