Hamiltonian reductions as affine closures of cotangent bundles

Abstract

Let Y be an irreducible non-singular affine G-variety with a 2-large action. We show that the Hamiltonian reduction T*Y/\!\!/\!\!/G is a symplectic variety with terminal singularities, isomorphic to the affine closure of T*Zreg where Z:=Y/\!/G. Furthermore, we provide sufficient conditions for the non-existence of a symplectic resolution for such varieties. These results yield three main applications: (i) providing a short proof of G. Schwarz's theorem on the graded surjectivity of the push-forward map D(Y)G D(Z); (ii) establishing the surjectivity of the symbol map on Z; and (iii) confirming the non-linear analog of a conjecture of Kaledin--Lehn--Sorger for 2-large actions.

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