Spanning subspace configurations and representation stability

Abstract

Let V1, V2, V3, … be a sequence of Q-vector spaces where Vn carries an action of Sn for each n. Representation stability and multiplicity stability are two related notions of when the sequence Vn has a limit. An important source of stability phenomena arises in the case where Vn is the dth homology group (for fixed d) of the configuration space of n distinct points in some fixed topological space X. We replace these configuration spaces with the variety Xn,k of spanning configurations of n-tuples (1, …, n) of lines in Ck which satisfy 1 + ·s + n = Ck as vector spaces. We study stability phenomena for the homology groups Hd(Xn,k) as the parameter (n,k) grows.

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