Regular Hessenberg varieties for the minimal indecomposable Hessenberg space
Erik Insko, Martha Precup, Alexander Woo

TL;DR
This paper explores the geometry and singularities of regular Hessenberg varieties associated with minimal indecomposable Hessenberg spaces, providing explicit cell closures, smoothness criteria, and cohomological formulas across all Lie types.
Contribution
It offers explicit descriptions of Hessenberg--Schubert varieties, characterizes smooth cases combinatorially, and extends singularity results from Peterson to all Lie types.
Findings
Explicit cell closure formulas for Hessenberg varieties
Characterization of smooth Hessenberg--Schubert varieties
Classification of singular permutation flags in type A
Abstract
This paper investigates the geometry of regular Hessenberg varieties associated with the minimal indecomposable Hessenberg space in the flag variety of a complex reductive group. These varieties form a flat family of irreducible subvarieties of the flag variety, encompassing notable examples such as the Peterson variety and toric varieties linked to Weyl chambers. Our first main result computes the closures of affine cells that pave these varieties explicitly, establishing a correspondence between Hessenberg--Schubert varieties and regular Hessenberg varieties in smaller dimensional flag varieties. We also analyze the singular locus of these varieties, proving that all regular Hessenberg varieties are singular outside of the toric case. Specifically, we extend previous results on the singular locus of the Peterson variety to all Lie types. Additionally, we provide detailed descriptions…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Geometry · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
