Wonderful varieties of type B and C
P. Bravi, G. Pezzini

TL;DR
This paper proves Luna's conjecture on classifying wonderful G-varieties of types B and C by reducing the problem to analyzing finitely many primitive cases and explicitly working out all such cases for classical groups.
Contribution
It provides a complete classification of wonderful varieties of types B and C by analyzing primitive cases for classical groups, confirming Luna's conjecture.
Findings
Reduction of Luna's conjecture to finitely many primitive cases
Explicit classification of primitive cases for classical groups
Confirmation of conjecture for types B and C
Abstract
We show that the proof of Luna's conjecture about the classification of general wonderful G-varieties can be reduced to the analysis of finitely many families of primitive cases. We work out all primitive cases arising with any classical group G.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPlant and Fungal Species Descriptions
