Resolutions of Type A Quantum Surface Singularities
Abstract
Let B = q[u,v]Cn+1 be a Type An quantum Kleinian singularity, which is an example of a noncommutative surface singularity. This singularity is known to have a noncommutative quasi-crepant resolution , which is an "algebraic" resolution of B. We construct a category X which serves as a "geometric" resolution of B by adapting techniques from quiver GIT and show that X and mod- are derived equivalent. Furthermore, we show that the intersection arrangement of lines in the exceptional locus of X corresponds to a Type An Dynkin diagram. This generalises the geometric McKay correspondence for classical Kleinian singularities.
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