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K-theoretic Hall algebras for quivers with
potential
Tudor Padurariu
MIT
June 23, 2020
Table of Contents
Quivers
Hall algebras
K-theoretic Hall algebras for quivers with potential
Definition of quivers.
A quiver is a directed graph.Q = (V ,E , s, t : E ! V )Examples: Jordan quiver
For k a field, the path algebra kQ is the k-vector space with basispaths in Q and multiplication given by concatenation of paths.Example: kJ = k[x ].
Representations of quivers.
Let d 2 NV be a dimension vector. Representations of the path
algebra can be described as follows:
The stack of representations of Q of dimension d is
X (d) =Y
e2EAds(e)dt(e)/
Y
v2VGL(dv ).
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Quivers
Hall algebras
K-theoretic Hall algebras for quivers with potential
Classical Hall algebras
(Steinitz ⇠ 1905, Hall, Ringel ⇠ 1990)Let Q be a quiver, k a finite field with q elements, v = q
1/2.
The Hall algebra HQ is the C-vector space with basis isomorphismclasses of Q-reps over k and multiplication encoding extensions ofsuch representations.
Consider the subalgebra HsphQ ⇢ HQ generated by dimension
vectors (0, · · · , 0, 1, 0, · · · , 0).
Theorem (Ringel-Green)
Let Q be a quiver with no loops with corresponding Kac-Moody
algebra g. ThenH
sphQ = U
>v (g).
From classical Hall algebras to preprojective Hall algebras
The algebra HsphQ can be categorified (Lusztig) by a category C(d)
of constructible sheaves on the stacks X (d). Multiplication isdefined by m = p⇤q
⇤, where
X (d)⇥ X (e)q � X (d , e)
p�! X (d + e)
(A,B/A) (Ad⇢ B
d+e)! B .
Consider the singular support functor:
C(d)! DbC⇤Coh(T ⇤
X (d)).
Grojnowski proposed the study of algebras defined usingD
bC⇤Coh(T ⇤
X (d)).
Preprojective/ 2d Hall algebras
(Grojnowski 1995, Schi↵mann-Vasserot 2009, Yang-Zhao 2014)For a quiver Q, define
KHA(Q) =M
d2NI
KC⇤
0 (T ⇤X (d)).
Example: for J the Jordan quiver, T ⇤X (d) is the stack of sheaves
on A2 with support dimension 0 and length d .
Conjecture
Let Q be an arbitrary quiver. Then
KHA(Q) = U>q (cgQ),
where Uq(cgQ) is the Okounkov-Smirnov quantum group.
Hall algebras for CY 3d categories.
(Kontsevich-Soibelman 2010)Conjecturally, for any Calabi-Yau 3-category one can construct aHall algebra. When the category is DbCoh(X ) for X a Calabi-Yau3-fold, the number of generators is expected to be given byenumerative invariants of X .
Locally, these algebras are expected to be modelled by quivers withpotential. In this situation, one can construct the Hall algebra.
This construction generalizes the preprojective/ 2d KHA for aquiver Q.
classical HAsa�nization������! 2d KHAs ⇢ 3d KHAs.
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Quivers
Hall algebras
K-theoretic Hall algebras for quivers with potential
Quivers with potential.
A potential W is a linear combination of cycles in Q.Example:
Define the Jacobi algebra
Jac(Q,W ) = CQ/
✓@W
@e, e 2 E
◆.
Example: Jac(Q3,W3) = C[x , y , z ].
Let J (d) be the stack of reps of Jac(Q,W ) of dimension d . Wehave that
J (d) = crit (TrW : X (d)! A1).
Example: T ors (A3, d) = crit (TrW3 : gl(d)3/GL(d)! A1).
Definition of KHAs for quivers with potential.
Consider the NV -graded vector space
KHA(Q,W ) =M
d2NV
K0(Dsg (X (d)0)) =M
d2NV
Kcrit(J (d)).
Here Dsg (X (d)0) = DbCoh (X (d)0)/Perf (X (d)0) is the category
of singularities of X (d)0 = (TrW )�1(0) ⇢ X (d).
Theorem (P.)
KHA(Q,W ) is an associative algebra with multiplication
m = p⇤q⇤, where X (d)⇥ X (e)
q � X (d , e)
p�! X (d + e).
Relations between 2d and 3d KHAs.
For any quiver Q, there exists a pair ( eQ, fW ) such that
KHA2d(Q) = KHA
3d( eQ, fW ).
Example: For the Jordan quiver J, the pair is (Q3,W3) and the
algebra is the positive part of Uq
✓ccgl1
◆.
Representations of KHAs
Theorem (P.)
For any pair (Q,W ), KHA has natural representations constructed
using framings of Q.
Example: KHA(Q3,W3) acts on
M
d2NI
K0(Dsg (X (1, d)ss0 )) =M
d2NI
Kcrit(Hilb (A3, d)).
Theorem (P.)
For a pair ( eQ, fW ), KHA has natural representations constructed
using Nakajima quiver varieties.
Example: KHA(Q3,W3) acts on
M
d2NK0(Hilb (A
2, d)).
PBW theorem for KHAs.
Let Q be a symmetric quiver.
Theorem (P.)
There exists a filtration F•on KHA(Q,W ) such that
gr KHA(Q,W ) = dSym (F 1).
The first piece in the filtration is
F1 =
MK0(M(d)) ⇢ KHA(Q,W )
for some natural categories M(d) ⇢ Dsg (X (d)0).
Sketch of the proof of the PBW theorem.
The proof follows from semi-orthogonal decompositions in the zeropotential case
Db(X (d)) = hp⇤q
⇤ ⇥M(di ),M(d)i,
where the summands on the left are generated by multiplicationfrom non-trivial decompositions d = d1 + · · ·+ dk .
The category M(d) is the subcategory of Db(X (d)) generated byOX (d) ⌦ V (�), where � is a dominant weight of G (d) such that
�+ ⇢ 21
2sum [0,�] ⇢ MR.
The above semi-orthogonal decomposition induces correspondingsemi-orthogonal decompositions of Dsg (X (d)0).
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