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Arithmetically rigid schemes via deformation theory of equivariant vector bundles

Zdanowicz, Maciej Emilian  
2021
Mathematische Zeitschrift

We analyze the deformation theory of equivariant vector bundles. In particular, we provide an effective criterion for verifying whether all infinitesimal deformations preserve the equivariant structure. As an application, using rigidity of the Frobenius homomorphism of general linear groups, we prove that projectivizations of Frobenius pullbacks of tautological vector bundles on Grassmanians are arithmetically rigid, that is, do not lift over rings where p not equal 0. This gives the same conclusion for Totaro's examples of Fano varieties violating Kodaira vanishing. We also provide an alternative purely geometric proof of non-liftability mod p(2) and to characteristic zero of the Frobenius homomorphism of a reductive group of non-exceptional type. In the appendix, written jointly with Piotr Achinger, we provide examples of non-liftable Calabi-Yau varieties in every characteristic p >= 5.

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research article
DOI
10.1007/s00209-020-02513-9
Web of Science ID

WOS:000522571000002

Author(s)
Zdanowicz, Maciej Emilian  
Date Issued

2021

Publisher

SPRINGER HEIDELBERG

Published in
Mathematische Zeitschrift
Volume

297

Start page

361

End page

387

Subjects

Mathematics

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deformations

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equivariant bundles

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frobenius lifting

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rigidity

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functors

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REVIEWED

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EPFL

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April 12, 2020
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