Quotients, automorphisms and differential operators
Gerald W. Schwarz

TL;DR
This paper investigates when automorphisms of the categorical quotient of a G-module can be lifted to the original module, extending previous results to more general representations and considering holomorphic automorphisms.
Contribution
It generalizes lifting results for automorphisms from specific cases to broader classes of representations, including those with a copy of the Lie algebra and torus actions.
Findings
Holomorphic automorphisms that lift holomorphically have algebraic lifts.
Lifting always holds for torus representations, enabling algebraic automorphism lifting.
Extension of Kuttler's methods to cases where the module contains a Lie algebra copy.
Abstract
Let be a -module where is a complex reductive group. Let denote the categorical quotient and let be the morphism dual to the inclusion . Let be an algebraic automorphism. Then one can ask if there is an algebraic map which lifts , i.e., for all . In \cite{Kuttler} the case is treated where is a multiple of the adjoint representation of . It is shown that, for sufficiently large (often will do), any has a lift. We consider the case of general representations (satisfying some mild assumptions). It turns out that it is natural to consider holomorphic lifting of holomorphic automorphisms of , and we show that if a holomorphic and its inverse lift holomorphically, then has a lift which…
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