Lie algebroid Connections, Moduli of L--twisted Principal Objects and motives

Abstract

Let \(X\) be an irreducible smooth complex projective variety, and let \(G\) be a connected reductive linear algebraic group over \(C\). In this paper, we first classify integrable transitive algebraic Lie algebroids on X. We then introduce Higgs bundles associated to a Lie algebroid and study their moduli spaces. In particular, we show that the category of vector bundles equipped with integrable \(L\)-connections and the category of \(L\)-twisted Higgs bundles of semiharmonic type on \(X\) are neutral Tannakian categories, provided that \(L\) is a transitive Lie algebroid. Using this Tannakian framework, we obtain a characterization of principal \(G\)-bundles with integrable \(L\)-connections and \(L\)-twisted principal \(G\)-Higgs bundles of semiharmonic type on \(X\), and construct their moduli spaces via Mumford's geometric invariant theory. We further introduce the notion of the \(L\)-Hodge moduli space for principal \(G\)-bundles and prove that the moduli spaces of principal \(G\)-bundles with integrable \(L\)-connections, \(L\)-twisted principal \(G\)-Higgs bundles of harmonic type, and the associated \(L\)-Hodge moduli spaces are semiprojective varieties. Finally, using the semiprojectivity of the \(L\)-Hodge moduli spaces for principal \(G\)-bundles, we obtain a description of smooth locus of these moduli spaces in the Grothendieck ring of varieties and establish a motivic non-abelian Hodge correspondence type theorem.

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