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Equivariant Embeddings of Algebraic Groups

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from X with a line bundle from the flag variety G/B × G/B − .<br />

Corollary 2. There is an exact sequence <strong>of</strong> Picard groups associated to our fibration construction<br />

<strong>of</strong> Ind(X):<br />

0 Pic(G/B × G/B − )<br />

p ∗ Pic(Ind(X)) i∗ Pic(X) 0.<br />

Moreover, there is a section s : Pic(X) → Pic(Ind(X)) <strong>of</strong> i ∗ given by [L] ↦→ [(µ ∗ π ∗ 3 L)B×B− ].<br />

Pro<strong>of</strong>. We first show that p ∗ is injective.<br />

Suppose p ∗ [M] = p ∗ [N ] for line bundles M, N on<br />

G/B × G/B − . Then there is an isomorphism p ∗ M → p ∗ N . This pushes down to an isomorphism<br />

p ∗ p ∗ M → p ∗ p ∗ N . However, if L is a line bundle on G/B × G/B − , then p ∗ p ∗ L = L: by definition<br />

p ∗ p ∗ L is the sheaf associated to the presheaf U ↦→ p ∗ L(p −1 U) = lim −→V ⊃p(p<br />

L(V ) = L(U), since<br />

−1 U)<br />

p is surjective implies p(p −1 U) = U. Therefore, since L is already a sheaf, p ∗ p ∗ L = L. Hence p ∗ is<br />

an injection.<br />

We now show that the sequence is exact at Pic(Ind(X)). First suppose that M is a line bundle<br />

on G/B ×G/B − . Then i ∗ (p ∗ M) = (p◦i) ∗ M is (p◦i) −1 M⊗ (p◦i) −1 O G/B×G/B − O X, where (p◦i) −1 M<br />

is the sheafification <strong>of</strong> U ↦→ lim −→V ⊃(p◦i)(U)<br />

M(V ) = lim −→V ∋[e,e]<br />

M(V ) = lim −→V ⊂U[e,e]<br />

k = k. So i ∗ (p ∗ M)<br />

is the constant sheaf k tensored with the structure sheaf <strong>of</strong> X, which is isomorphic to the structure<br />

sheaf <strong>of</strong> X, O X . Hence the image <strong>of</strong> p ∗ is contained in the kernel <strong>of</strong> i ∗ . Moreover, if L is a line<br />

bundle on Ind(X) such that i ∗ L is trivial, then the restriction <strong>of</strong> L to the fibers <strong>of</strong> p is always<br />

trivial. Therefore p ∗ L is a line bundle on G/B × G/B − whose pull-back p ∗ p ∗ L is isomorphic to L<br />

by the adjointness <strong>of</strong> p ∗ and p ∗ . Hence the sequence is exact at Pic(Ind(X)).<br />

Finally, i ∗ is surjective, since we have already seen that s : [L] ↦→ [(µ ∗ π ∗ 3 i∗ L) B×B− ] is a section<br />

satisfying i ∗ ◦ s = 1.<br />

Since X = X Σ is a complete toric variety for T , its equivariant Picard group corresponds with<br />

the set <strong>of</strong> Σ-linear support functions on X ∗ (T ). Moreover, the Picard group <strong>of</strong> the flag variety<br />

G/B × G/B − is well-known to be isomorphic to the character group <strong>of</strong> the maximal torus T × T<br />

<strong>of</strong> G × G [21], namely X ∗ (T ) × X ∗ (T ). Therefore,<br />

Pic(Ind(X)) ∼ = SF (X ∗ (T ), Σ) ⋉ (X ∗ (T ) × X ∗ (T )), (2.2)<br />

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