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Nonlinear representation theory

Spectral data for Higgs bundles · Historical workshop question

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Problem statement

Suppose we define an abstract notion of "wild nonabelian Hodge structure", consisting of a hyperkahler manifold with its various algebraic structures, such that it is a wild Hitchin moduli space for some choice of a group, an irregular curve and residue data. The choice of such a realisation of the abstract space can be viewed as a "representation" or "realisation" of the space. Study this representation theory.

Here we are viewing these moduli spaces as global/nonlinear analogues of algebraic groups (as the Riemann--Hilbert problem suggests).

For example, take one simple example (such as the D4D_4 Hitchin space, the Painleve VI space, GL2GL_2 with four simple poles on P1P^1), of complex dimension 22 and find all the possible representations of this space.

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