Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Part I Lecture Notes
- Part II Survey Articles
- 7 Moduli of Sheaves from Moduli of Kronecker Modules
- 8 Coherent Systems: a Brief Survey
- 9 Higgs Bundles Surface and Group Representations
- 10 Quotients by Non-Reductive Algebraic Group Actions
- 11 Dualities on T*SUX (2, OX)
- 12 Moduli Spaces for Principal Bundles
- Part III Research Articles
11 - Dualities on T*SUX (2, OX)
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 07 September 2011
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Part I Lecture Notes
- Part II Survey Articles
- 7 Moduli of Sheaves from Moduli of Kronecker Modules
- 8 Coherent Systems: a Brief Survey
- 9 Higgs Bundles Surface and Group Representations
- 10 Quotients by Non-Reductive Algebraic Group Actions
- 11 Dualities on T*SUX (2, OX)
- 12 Moduli Spaces for Principal Bundles
- Part III Research Articles
Summary
To P.E. Newstead with best wishes, in gratitude, celebration of the past and anticipation of his future leadership.
Abstract. The notion of Algebraic Complete Integrability (ACI) of certain mechanical systems, introduced in the early 1980s, has given great impetus to the study of moduli spaces of holomorphic vector bundles over an algebraic curve (or a higher-dimensional variety, still at a much less developed stage). Several notions of ‘duality’ have been the object of much interest in both theories. There is one example, however, that appears to be a beautiful isolated feature of genus-2 curves. In this note such example of duality, which belongs to a ‘universal’ class of ACIs, namely (generalized) Hitchin systems, is interpreted in the setting of the classical geometry of Klein's quadratic complex, following the Newstead and Narasimhan-Ramanan programme of studying moduli spaces through explicit projective models.
Introduction
In this volume's conference, dedicated to Peter Newstead and his work, one of the prominent objects was SUX (2, ξ), the moduli space of (semi)stable, rank-2 vector bundles over a Riemann surface X of genus g ≥ 2, with fixed determinant ξ. The cases of degree(ξ) even, odd respectively, give rise to isomorphic varieties (by tensoring with a line bundle, since Jac(X) is a divisible group), usually denoted by SUX (2, 0), SUX (2, 1) respectively, when ξ is not important. When the rank is coprime with the degree, a semistable bundle must be stable and the variety is nonsingular.
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- Moduli Spaces and Vector Bundles , pp. 367 - 387Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2009