Holomorphic symplectic geometry and orbifold singularities
Misha Verbitsky

TL;DR
This paper proves that if a finite group acting on a symplectic vector space admits a holomorphic symplectic resolution, then the group is generated by symplectic reflections, extending the understanding of orbifold singularities and their resolutions.
Contribution
It establishes that groups with symplectic resolutions are generated by symplectic reflections, providing a symplectic analogue of classical conjectures and deepening the link between group actions and singularity resolutions.
Findings
G is generated by symplectic reflections when V/G admits a symplectic resolution
Symplectic resolutions are always semismall
A crepant resolution of V/G is always symplectic
Abstract
Let G be a finite group acting on a symplectic complex vector space V. Assume that the quotient V/G has a holomorphic symplectic resolution. We prove that G is generated by "symplectic reflectionsd"', i.e. symplectomorphisms with fixed space of codimension 2 in V. Symplectic resolutions are always semismall. A crepant resolution of V/G is always symplectic. We give a symplectic version of Nakamura conjectures.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometry and complex manifolds · Advanced Algebra and Geometry · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
