Type AIII orbits in the affine flag variety of type A

Abstract

Matsuki and Oshima introduced the notion of clans, which are incomplete matchings with positive or negative signs on isolated vertices. They discovered that clans parametrise K-orbits in the flag varieties for classical linear groups, where K is a fixed point subgroup of an involution in the same classical linear group. In this work we investigate the affine version of these orbits. For a field with characteristic not equal to two, we construct an explicit bijection between the GLp((-0.5mm(t)-0.5mm)) × GLq((-0.5mm(t)-0.5mm))-orbits in the affine flag variety and certain objects called affine (p,q)-clans. These affine (p,q)-clans can be concretely interpreted as involutions in the affine permutation group with positive or negative signs on fixed points.

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