Establishes Lagrangian correspondences and 2(1-dim X)-shifted pretwistor structures on derived moduli stacks of perfect complexes with connections, compatible with Riemann-Hilbert and PTVV symplectic geometry.
Langlands duality for Hitchin systems
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We show that the Hitchin integrable system for a simple complex Lie group $G$ is dual to the Hitchin system for the Langlands dual group $\lan{G}$. In particular, the general fiber of the connected component $\Higgs_0$ of the Hitchin system for $G$ is an abelian variety which is dual to the corresponding fiber of the connected component of the Hitchin system for $\lan{G}$. The non-neutral connected components $\Higgs_{\alpha}$ form torsors over $\Higgs_0$. We show that their duals are gerbes over $\Higgs_0$ which are induced by the gerbe of $G$-Higgs bundles $\gHiggs$. More generally, we establish a duality between the gerbe $\gHiggs$ of $G$-Higgs bundles and the gerbe $\lan{\gHiggs}$ of $\lan{G}$-Higgs bundles, which incorporates all the previous dualities. All these results extend immediately to an arbirtary connected complex reductive group $\mathbb{G}$.
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Constructs semiorthogonal decompositions for derived categories on quasi-smooth derived algebraic stacks indexed by component lattices, with examples for moduli stacks of G-bundles, G-Higgs bundles, and G-local systems.
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Lagrangian correspondences of nonabelian Hodge type and shifted twistor structures
Establishes Lagrangian correspondences and 2(1-dim X)-shifted pretwistor structures on derived moduli stacks of perfect complexes with connections, compatible with Riemann-Hilbert and PTVV symplectic geometry.
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Semiorthogonal decompositions for stacks
Constructs semiorthogonal decompositions for derived categories on quasi-smooth derived algebraic stacks indexed by component lattices, with examples for moduli stacks of G-bundles, G-Higgs bundles, and G-local systems.