Degree of Parabolic Quantum Groups - Dipartimento di Matematica ...
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5. <strong>Quantum</strong> universal enveloping algebras for parabolic Lie algebras 69<br />
Corollary 5.5.6. The set<br />
Ω0 = a ∈ Spec(Z0(p)) : τ −1 (a) ⊂ Ω <br />
is a Zariski dense open subset <strong>of</strong> Spec(Z0).<br />
We know by the theory developed in chapter 3, that Sǫ(p) ∈ Cm0 , with<br />
m0 = l l(w0)+l(wl 0 )+rank(w0−wl 0) . As we see in proposition 5.4.9, Sǫ(p) is a finite<br />
module over C0, then Cǫ, the center <strong>of</strong> Sǫ(p) is finite over C0. The inclusion<br />
C0 ֒→ Cǫ induces a projection υ : Spec(Cǫ) → Spec(C0). As before, we have:<br />
Lemma 5.5.7. (i)<br />
Ω ′ = {a ∈ Spec(Cǫ),such that the correspon<strong>di</strong>ng semisimple<br />
representation is irreducible}<br />
is a Zariski open set. This exactly the part <strong>of</strong> Spec(Cǫ) over which<br />
S χ ǫ (p) is an Azumaya algebra <strong>of</strong> degree m0.<br />
(ii) The set<br />
Ω ′ 0 = a ∈ Spec(Z0(p)) : υ −1 (a) ⊂ Ω ′<br />
is a Zariski dense open subset <strong>of</strong> Spec(Z0).<br />
Pro<strong>of</strong>. Apply theorem 2.2.7 at Sǫ(p).<br />
Note. Since Spec(Z0) is irreducible, we have that Ω0 ∩ Ω ′ 0 is non empty.<br />
We can state the main theorem <strong>of</strong> this section<br />
Theorem 5.5.8.<br />
deg Uǫ(p) = l 1<br />
2(l(w0)+l(w l 0 )+rank(w0−w l 0))<br />
Pro<strong>of</strong>. For χ ∈ Ω0 ∩ Ω ′ 0 , we have, using theorem 5.5.5 and lemma 5.5.7,<br />
and<br />
deg Uǫ(p) = m = deg U χ ǫ (p),<br />
deg S χ ǫ (p) = deg Sǫ(p).<br />
But for all t = 0, we have that U t,χ<br />
ǫ is isomorphic to U χ ǫ (p) as algebra. Hence<br />
is well known that the isomorphism class <strong>of</strong> semisimple algebras are closed<br />
(see [Pro98] or [Pie82]), we have that S χ ǫ (p) = U 0,χ<br />
ǫ is isomorphic to U χ ǫ (p).<br />
Then<br />
deg Uǫ(p) = m = deg U χ ǫ (p) = deg S χ ǫ (p) = deg Sǫ(p).<br />
And by theorem 5.4.19 the claim follows.