Global topology of the Hitchin system - GEOM
Global topology of the Hitchin system - GEOM
Global topology of the Hitchin system - GEOM
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E-polynomials<br />
(Deligne 1972) constructs weight filtration<br />
W0 ⊂ · · · ⊂ Wk ⊂ · · · ⊂ W2d = H d c (X ; Q) for any complex<br />
algebraic variety X , plus a pure Hodge structure on Wk/Wk−1<br />
<strong>of</strong> weight k<br />
we say that <strong>the</strong> weight filtration is pure when<br />
Wk/Wk−1(H i c(X )) = 0 ⇒ k = i; examples include<br />
smooth projective varieties, ˆˇM d and ˆˇM d DR<br />
define E(X ; x, y) := <br />
(−1) dx iy jhi,j Wk/Wk−1(H d c (X , C)) <br />
i,j,d<br />
basic properties:<br />
additive - if Xi ⊂ X locally closed s.t. ˙∪Xi = X <strong>the</strong>n<br />
E(X ; x, y) = E(Xi; x, y)<br />
multiplicative - F → E → B locally trivial in <strong>the</strong> Zariski<br />
<strong>topology</strong> E(E; x, y) = E(B; x, y)E(F ; x, y)<br />
when weight filtration is pure <strong>the</strong>n<br />
E(X ; −x, −y) = <br />
p,q hp,q (H p+q<br />
c (X ))x py q is <strong>the</strong> Hodge<br />
E(X ; t, t) is <strong>the</strong> Poincaré polynomial<br />
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