Containment Relations among Spherical Subgroups
Abstract
A closed subgroup H of a connected reductive group G is called spherical if a Borel subgroup in G has an open orbit on G/H. We give a combinatorial characterization for a spherical subgroup to be contained in another one which generalizes previous work by Knop. As an application, we compute the Luna datum of the identity component of a spherical subgroup which yields a characterization of connectedness for spherical subgroups.
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