The strong Macdonald conjecture and Hodge theory on the Loop Grassmannian
Susanna Fishel, Ian Grojnowski, Constantin Teleman
Abstract
We prove the strong Macdonald conjecture of Hanlon and Feigin for reductive groups G. In a geometric reformulation, we show that the Dolbeault cohomology Hq(X;Ωp) of the loop Grassmannian X is freely generated by de Rham's forms on the disk coupled to algebra generators of H*(BG). Equating Euler characteristics of the two gives an identity, independently known to Macdonald [M], which generalises Ramanujan's1ψ1 sum. Simply laced root systems at level 1 are related to a `strong'4ψ4 sum. Failure of Hodge decomposition implies the singularity of X, and of the algebraic loop groups.
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