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Asymptotics of certain families of Higgs bundles

Qiongling Li (QGM-Caltech)

(joint with Brian Collier, UIUC)

AMS-EMS-SPM Porto Meeting– Higgs Bundles and Character Varieties

June, 2015

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Set-up

Let S be a closed surface of genus g ≥ 2.

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Set-up

Let S be a closed surface of genus g ≥ 2. Σ be a Riemann surface structure on S.

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Set-up

Let S be a closed surface of genus g ≥ 2. Σ be a Riemann surface structure on S. G be a real or complex reductive Lie group (usually SL(n, C) or PSL(n, R)).

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Set-up

Let S be a closed surface of genus g ≥ 2. Σ be a Riemann surface structure on S. G be a real or complex reductive Lie group (usually SL(n, C) or PSL(n, R)).

G-Character variety

RepG = Hom+(π1(S), G)/G.

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Set-up

Let S be a closed surface of genus g ≥ 2. Σ be a Riemann surface structure on S. G be a real or complex reductive Lie group (usually SL(n, C) or PSL(n, R)).

G-Character variety

RepG = Hom+(π1(S), G)/G. Teich(S) = {ρ : π1(S) → PSL(2, R)|ρ is discrete and faithful}/PSL(2, R) has two isomorphic connected components.

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Set-up

Let S be a closed surface of genus g ≥ 2. Σ be a Riemann surface structure on S. G be a real or complex reductive Lie group (usually SL(n, C) or PSL(n, R)).

G-Character variety

RepG = Hom+(π1(S), G)/G. Teich(S) = {ρ : π1(S) → PSL(2, R)|ρ is discrete and faithful}/PSL(2, R) has two isomorphic connected components. Composing with the the unique irreducible representation PSL(2, R) → PSL(n, R) we obtain a distinguished component of RepPSL(n,R), called Hitchin component.

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Set-up

Theorem(Hitchin)

Hitn(S) ∼ =

n

  • j=2

H0(Σ, K j), where K is the canonical line bundle over Σ.

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Set-up

Theorem(Hitchin)

Hitn(S) ∼ =

n

  • j=2

H0(Σ, K j), where K is the canonical line bundle over Σ. The proof of this theorem uses Higgs bundle techniques.

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Set-up

Theorem(Hitchin)

Hitn(S) ∼ =

n

  • j=2

H0(Σ, K j), where K is the canonical line bundle over Σ. The proof of this theorem uses Higgs bundle techniques.The Higgs bundle parametrization of Hitn(S) is as follows: Bundle: E = K

n−1 2

⊕ K

n−3 2

⊕ · · · ⊕ K − n−3

2

⊕ K − n−1

2

Higgs field: φ =         

n−1 2 q2

. . . qn−1 qn 1

n−3 2 q2

. . . qn−2 qn−1 ... ...

n−3 2 q2

1

n−1 2 q2

1         

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Set-up

Theorem (Hitchin n = 2, Simpson in the general case)

Let (E, φ) be a stable SL(n, C)-Higgs bundle, then there exists a unique metric h

  • n E, solving the Hitchin equation

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Set-up

Theorem (Hitchin n = 2, Simpson in the general case)

Let (E, φ) be a stable SL(n, C)-Higgs bundle, then there exists a unique metric h

  • n E, solving the Hitchin equation

FAh + [φ, φ∗h] = 0 ∇

0,1

Ahφ = 0

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Set-up

Theorem (Hitchin n = 2, Simpson in the general case)

Let (E, φ) be a stable SL(n, C)-Higgs bundle, then there exists a unique metric h

  • n E, solving the Hitchin equation

FAh + [φ, φ∗h] = 0 ∇

0,1

Ahφ = 0

where

  • FAh—curvature of the Chern connection Ah,
  • φ∗h—the hermitian adjoint of φ.

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Set-up

Theorem (Hitchin n = 2, Simpson in the general case)

Let (E, φ) be a stable SL(n, C)-Higgs bundle, then there exists a unique metric h

  • n E, solving the Hitchin equation

FAh + [φ, φ∗h] = 0 ∇

0,1

Ahφ = 0

where

  • FAh—curvature of the Chern connection Ah,
  • φ∗h—the hermitian adjoint of φ.

Conversely, if (Ah, φ) solves Hitchin equation, then the Higgs bundle (E, φ) is polystable. If (Ah, φ) solves Hitchin equation, then Ah + φ + φ∗h is a flat SL(n, C)-connection.

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Motivation

Question

Given a ray of (E, φ) parametrized by (qt

2, · · · , qt n), as t goes to ∞,

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Motivation

Question

Given a ray of (E, φ) parametrized by (qt

2, · · · , qt n), as t goes to ∞,

(1) how is the solution metric ht?

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Motivation

Question

Given a ray of (E, φ) parametrized by (qt

2, · · · , qt n), as t goes to ∞,

(1) how is the solution metric ht? (2) the flat connection ∇t?

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Motivation

Question

Given a ray of (E, φ) parametrized by (qt

2, · · · , qt n), as t goes to ∞,

(1) how is the solution metric ht? (2) the flat connection ∇t? (3) the parallel transport operator Tγ(t) along a path γ?

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Motivation

Question

Given a ray of (E, φ) parametrized by (qt

2, · · · , qt n), as t goes to ∞,

(1) how is the solution metric ht? (2) the flat connection ∇t? (3) the parallel transport operator Tγ(t) along a path γ? This question is also asked in the paper by Katzarkov, Noll, Pandit, and Simpson, referred as “Hitchin WKB problem”.

  • To answer the above questions, the first step is to solve Hitchin equation
  • asymptotically. This is in general impossible.

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Motivation

Question

Given a ray of (E, φ) parametrized by (qt

2, · · · , qt n), as t goes to ∞,

(1) how is the solution metric ht? (2) the flat connection ∇t? (3) the parallel transport operator Tγ(t) along a path γ? This question is also asked in the paper by Katzarkov, Noll, Pandit, and Simpson, referred as “Hitchin WKB problem”.

  • To answer the above questions, the first step is to solve Hitchin equation
  • asymptotically. This is in general impossible.
  • However, we manage to understand the two cases:

(1) t(0, · · · , qn) (2) t(0, · · · , qn−1, 0).

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Why these two cases?

Theorem (Baraglia n, Collier n − 1)

For (0, · · · , qn) and (0, · · · , qn−1, 0), the metric solving Hitchin equation is diagonal on the line bundles K

n−1 2

⊕ K

n−3 2

⊕ · · · ⊕ K − n−3

2

⊕ K − n−1

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Why these two cases?

Theorem (Baraglia n, Collier n − 1)

For (0, · · · , qn) and (0, · · · , qn−1, 0), the metric solving Hitchin equation is diagonal on the line bundles K

n−1 2

⊕ K

n−3 2

⊕ · · · ⊕ K − n−3

2

⊕ K − n−1

2

Since the metric is diagonal, for (0, · · · , qn), the equations (⋆) FAh + [φ, φ∗h] = 0 ∇

0,1

Ahφ = 0

Simplify to ⌊ n

2⌋ coupled equations

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Why these two cases?

Theorem (Baraglia n, Collier n − 1)

For (0, · · · , qn) and (0, · · · , qn−1, 0), the metric solving Hitchin equation is diagonal on the line bundles K

n−1 2

⊕ K

n−3 2

⊕ · · · ⊕ K − n−3

2

⊕ K − n−1

2

Since the metric is diagonal, for (0, · · · , qn), the equations (⋆) FAh + [φ, φ∗h] = 0 ∇

0,1

Ahφ = 0

Simplify to ⌊ n

2⌋ coupled equations

         FA1 + t2h2

1 qn ∧ ¯

qn − h−1

1 h2 = 0

FAj + h−1

j−1hj − h−1

j

hj+1 = 0 1 < j < n 2 FA n

2 + h−1 n 2 −1h n 2 − h−2 n 2

= 0

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Metric Asymptotics

Theorem (Collier-L)

For (0, · · · , tqn) ∈

n

  • j=2

H0(K j), at any point p ∈ Σ away from the zeros of qn, as t→∞, the metric hj(t) on K

n+1−2j 2

admits the expansion hj(t) = (t|qn|)− n+1−2j

n

  • 1 + O
  • t− 2

n

  • for all j

The analogous result is also true for (0, · · · , tqn−1, 0).

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Metric Asymptotics

Theorem (Collier-L)

For (0, · · · , tqn) ∈

n

  • j=2

H0(K j), at any point p ∈ Σ away from the zeros of qn, as t→∞, the metric hj(t) on K

n+1−2j 2

admits the expansion hj(t) = (t|qn|)− n+1−2j

n

  • 1 + O
  • t− 2

n

  • for all j

The analogous result is also true for (0, · · · , tqn−1, 0).

  • Note that the Hitchin equation is highly nontrivial. The solutions are globally

depending on the parameters qn. Here, our results show that asymptotically, the solutions to Hitchin system only depend on the local values of qn.

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Metric Asymptotics

Theorem (Collier-L)

For (0, · · · , tqn) ∈

n

  • j=2

H0(K j), at any point p ∈ Σ away from the zeros of qn, as t→∞, the metric hj(t) on K

n+1−2j 2

admits the expansion hj(t) = (t|qn|)− n+1−2j

n

  • 1 + O
  • t− 2

n

  • for all j

The analogous result is also true for (0, · · · , tqn−1, 0).

  • Note that the Hitchin equation is highly nontrivial. The solutions are globally

depending on the parameters qn. Here, our results show that asymptotically, the solutions to Hitchin system only depend on the local values of qn.

  • Main Tool: the maximum principle (numerous times)

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Parallel Transport Asymptotics

Given a path γ : [0, L] → Σ, let Tγ(t) : Eγ(0)→Eγ(L) be parallel transport

  • perators along γ for flat connections ∇t.

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Parallel Transport Asymptotics

Given a path γ : [0, L] → Σ, let Tγ(t) : Eγ(0)→Eγ(L) be parallel transport

  • perators along γ for flat connections ∇t.

Theorem (Collier-L)

If the path γ is “relatively far” away from zeros of qn, then as t→∞,

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Parallel Transport Asymptotics

Given a path γ : [0, L] → Σ, let Tγ(t) : Eγ(0)→Eγ(L) be parallel transport

  • perators along γ for flat connections ∇t.

Theorem (Collier-L)

If the path γ is “relatively far” away from zeros of qn, then as t→∞, Tγ(t) =

  • Id + O
  • t− 1

2n

  • S

    e−t

1 n µ1

... e−t

1 n µn

    S−1

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Parallel Transport Asymptotics

Given a path γ : [0, L] → Σ, let Tγ(t) : Eγ(0)→Eγ(L) be parallel transport

  • perators along γ for flat connections ∇t.

Theorem (Collier-L)

If the path γ is “relatively far” away from zeros of qn, then as t→∞, Tγ(t) =

  • Id + O
  • t− 1

2n

  • S

    e−t

1 n µ1

... e−t

1 n µn

    S−1 where S is constant unitary, and µk = 2Re

  • γ e

2πki n z

  • .

The analogous result is also true for (0, · · · , tqn−1, 0).

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Parallel Transport Asymptotics

Given a path γ : [0, L] → Σ, let Tγ(t) : Eγ(0)→Eγ(L) be parallel transport

  • perators along γ for flat connections ∇t.

Theorem (Collier-L)

If the path γ is “relatively far” away from zeros of qn, then as t→∞, Tγ(t) =

  • Id + O
  • t− 1

2n

  • S

    e−t

1 n µ1

... e−t

1 n µn

    S−1 where S is constant unitary, and µk = 2Re

  • γ e

2πki n z

  • .

The analogous result is also true for (0, · · · , tqn−1, 0).

  • This theorem relys on very technical analysis on the error estimates of the

Hermitian metric solution and the special structure of Toda lattice.

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Parallel Transport Asymptotics

Given a path γ : [0, L] → Σ, let Tγ(t) : Eγ(0)→Eγ(L) be parallel transport

  • perators along γ for flat connections ∇t.

Theorem (Collier-L)

If the path γ is “relatively far” away from zeros of qn, then as t→∞, Tγ(t) =

  • Id + O
  • t− 1

2n

  • S

    e−t

1 n µ1

... e−t

1 n µn

    S−1 where S is constant unitary, and µk = 2Re

  • γ e

2πki n z

  • .

The analogous result is also true for (0, · · · , tqn−1, 0).

  • This theorem relys on very technical analysis on the error estimates of the

Hermitian metric solution and the special structure of Toda lattice.

  • Both theorems are proved in (0, q3) case by J.Loftin.

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Work in Progress (Quiver bundles)

Instead of thinking Higgs bundle E = K

n−1 2

⊕ K

n−3 2

⊕ · · · ⊕ K − n−3

2

⊕ K − n−1

2

φ =      qn 1 ... ... 1      : E → E ⊗ K

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Work in Progress (Quiver bundles)

Instead of thinking Higgs bundle E = K

n−1 2

⊕ K

n−3 2

⊕ · · · ⊕ K − n−3

2

⊕ K − n−1

2

φ =      qn 1 ... ... 1      : E → E ⊗ K We consider the following Quiver bundles (studied by Alvarez-Consul and Garcia-Prada.) E = L1 ⊕ L2 ⊕ · · · ⊕ Ln

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Work in Progress (Quiver bundles)

Instead of thinking Higgs bundle E = K

n−1 2

⊕ K

n−3 2

⊕ · · · ⊕ K − n−3

2

⊕ K − n−1

2

φ =      qn 1 ... ... 1      : E → E ⊗ K We consider the following Quiver bundles (studied by Alvarez-Consul and Garcia-Prada.) E = L1 ⊕ L2 ⊕ · · · ⊕ Ln φ =      φn φ1 ... ... φn−1      : E → E ⊗ L

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Work in Progress (Quiver bundles)

Instead of thinking Higgs bundle E = K

n−1 2

⊕ K

n−3 2

⊕ · · · ⊕ K − n−3

2

⊕ K − n−1

2

φ =      qn 1 ... ... 1      : E → E ⊗ K We consider the following Quiver bundles (studied by Alvarez-Consul and Garcia-Prada.) E = L1 ⊕ L2 ⊕ · · · ⊕ Ln φ =      φn φ1 ... ... φn−1      : E → E ⊗ L where Lj and L is holomorphic line bundle, φj : Lj→Lj+1 ⊗ L is nonzero for all j.

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Work in Progress (Quiver bundles)

For the Quiver bundles. E = L1 ⊕ L2 ⊕ · · · ⊕ Lk φ =      φn φ1 ... ... φn−1      : E → E ⊗ L where Li and L is holomorphic line bundle, φj : Lj→Lj+1 ⊗ L is nonzero for all j.

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Work in Progress (Quiver bundles)

For the Quiver bundles. E = L1 ⊕ L2 ⊕ · · · ⊕ Lk φ =      φn φ1 ... ... φn−1      : E → E ⊗ L where Li and L is holomorphic line bundle, φj : Lj→Lj+1 ⊗ L is nonzero for all j.

  • In this case, the quiver bundle equation coincides with Hitchin equation.

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Work in Progress (Quiver bundles)

For the Quiver bundles. E = L1 ⊕ L2 ⊕ · · · ⊕ Lk φ =      φn φ1 ... ... φn−1      : E → E ⊗ L where Li and L is holomorphic line bundle, φj : Lj→Lj+1 ⊗ L is nonzero for all j.

  • In this case, the quiver bundle equation coincides with Hitchin equation.
  • We observe that our methods can be generalized to this case when the quiver

bundle (E, φ) has the reality symmetry. This is an onging work with B. Collier.

Qiongling Li (QGM-Caltech)(joint with Brian Collier, UIUC) (AMS-EMS-SPM Porto Meeting– Higgs Bundles and Character Varieties) Asymptotics of certain families of Higgs bundles June, 2015 10 / 11

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Work in Progress (Quiver bundles)

For the Quiver bundles. E = L1 ⊕ L2 ⊕ · · · ⊕ Lk φ =      φn φ1 ... ... φn−1      : E → E ⊗ L where Li and L is holomorphic line bundle, φj : Lj→Lj+1 ⊗ L is nonzero for all j.

  • In this case, the quiver bundle equation coincides with Hitchin equation.
  • We observe that our methods can be generalized to this case when the quiver

bundle (E, φ) has the reality symmetry. This is an onging work with B. Collier. Application: Understanding asymptotics of maximal representation in Sp(4, R).

Qiongling Li (QGM-Caltech)(joint with Brian Collier, UIUC) (AMS-EMS-SPM Porto Meeting– Higgs Bundles and Character Varieties) Asymptotics of certain families of Higgs bundles June, 2015 10 / 11

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Thank You!

Qiongling Li (QGM-Caltech)(joint with Brian Collier, UIUC) (AMS-EMS-SPM Porto Meeting– Higgs Bundles and Character Varieties) Asymptotics of certain families of Higgs bundles June, 2015 11 / 11