Ideals generated by traces in the symplectic reflection algebra H1,1, 2(I2(2m)). II
Abstract
The associative algebra of symplectic reflections H:= H1,1, 2(I2(2m)) based on the group generated by the root system I2(2m) has two parameters, 1 and 2. For every value of these parameters, the algebra H has an m-dimensional space of traces. A given trace tr is called degenerate if the associated bilinear form B tr(x,y)= tr(xy) is degenerate. Previously, there were found all values of 1 and 2 for which there are degenerate traces in the space of traces, and consequently the algebra H has a two-sided ideal. We proved earlier that any linear combination of degenerate traces is a degenerate trace. It turns out that for certain values of parameters 1 and 2, degenerate traces span a 2-dimensional space. We prove that non-zero traces in this 2d space generate three proper ideals of H.
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