Wild genus-zero quantum de Rham spaces
Matthew Chaffe, Gabriele Rembado, Daisuke Yamakawa

TL;DR
This paper develops a deformation-quantization framework for wild de Rham spaces on the Riemann sphere, linking meromorphic connections with quantum Hamiltonian reduction of coadjoint orbits.
Contribution
It introduces a novel quantization method for de Rham spaces using quantum Hamiltonian reduction and analyzes stability conditions for meromorphic connections.
Findings
Constructed quantum Hamiltonian reduction of coadjoint orbits.
Established conditions for generic stability of connections.
Proved the moment map is faithfully flat under certain conditions.
Abstract
The wild de Rham spaces parameterize isomorphism classes of (stable) meromorphic connections, defined on principal bundles over wild Riemann surfaces. Working on the Riemann sphere, we will deformation-quantize the standard open part of de Rham spaces, which corresponds to the moduli of linear ordinary differential equations with meromorphic coefficients. We treat the general untwisted/unramified case with nonresonant semisimple formal residue, for any polar divisor and reductive structure group. The main ingredients are: (i) constructing the quantum Hamiltonian reduction of a (tensor) product of quantized coadjoint orbits in dual truncated-current Lie algebras, involving the corresponding category-O Verma modules; and (ii) establishing sufficient conditions on the coadjoint orbits, so that generically all meromorphic connections are stable, and the (semiclassical) moment map for the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Operator Algebra Research
