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Functional Analysis and Its Applications
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Determinantal varieties and symmetric polynomials

Authors: Pragacz, P.;

Determinantal varieties and symmetric polynomials

Abstract

The paper is a research announcement of some of the author's recent results concerning degeneracy loci. Let X be a scheme over a field and \(\phi: F\to E\) a morphism of vector bundles over X. For every \(r\geq 0\) the degeneracy locus of rank r associated with \(\phi\) is defined as \(D_ r(\phi)=\{x\in X,\quad rk(\phi (x))\leq r\}.\) In analogy with the general case it is interesting to consider the situation: \(F=E^{\vee}\) and \(\phi\) is symmetric (resp. antisymmetric). Using the classical Schur S- and Q-polynomials, we describe the ideal of all polynomials in the Chern classes of E and F which describe in a universal way all the cycles supported in \(D_ r(\phi)\). As an application we calculate the Chow groups and Chern numbers of determinantal varieties. The ideals that we construct yield also a generalization of the resultant of two polynomials in elimination theory. For a detailed account see ``Enumerative geometry of degeneracy loci'' (to appear in Ann. Sci.Éc. Norm. Supér.) and ``Algebra-geometric applications of Schur S- and Q-polynomials'' (to appear in Sém. Algèbre, Dubreil-Malliavin).

Keywords

degeneracy loci, Characteristic classes and numbers in differential topology, Sheaves, derived categories of sheaves, etc., Chern numbers of determinantal varieties, Chow groups, Determinantal varieties, resultant, Parametrization (Chow and Hilbert schemes)

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