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Obstructions to smoothing orbicurves turn the degree-zero wrapped Floer algebra of a regular cotangent fiber into the orbifold Hecke algebra.

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load-bearing objection Solid new obstruction theorems for stacky ghosts plus a clean Floer realisation of orbifold Hecke algebras; the adapted J0 is constructed, not assumed.

arxiv 2607.11572 v1 pith:CMNE3INL submitted 2026-07-13 math.SG math.QA

Obstructions to smoothing orbicurves and Orbifold Hecke algebras

classification math.SG math.QA MSC 53D3720C0857R18
keywords orbifold Floer theoryHecke algebrawrapped Fukaya categoryorbicurvescyclic quotient singularitiesbulk deformationcotangent fibre
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The paper studies when a nodal orbicurve that carries a ghost bubble sitting on a cyclic quotient singularity can be smoothed. By analysing equivariant jets of maps and applying localisation tricks near the fixed loci, it obtains concrete vanishing conditions on the leading terms of the main component. Those vanishing conditions are then used to control the compactification of moduli spaces that compute the endomorphism algebra of a regular cotangent fibre inside a bulk-deformed wrapped Fukaya category of the orbifold cotangent bundle. The only surviving boundary degenerations are disks with a single stacky point; their contributions reproduce exactly the higher-degree Hecke relations. Consequently the degree-zero cohomology of that endomorphism algebra surjects onto Etingof’s orbifold Hecke algebra, and the map is an isomorphism whenever the second rational homotopy of the base vanishes. The result therefore realises a classical algebraic object of representation theory as a symplectic invariant of a singular Lagrangian.

Core claim

There is a surjective algebra morphism from the degree-zero bulk-deformed wrapped Floer cohomology of a regular cotangent fibre of the orbifold [T*X/G] onto the specialised orbifold Hecke algebra of [X/G]; the morphism is an isomorphism as soon as π_{2}(X)⊗Q=0.

What carries the argument

The obstruction theorems (Theorems 1.1–1.2 / 5.34, 5.37) that force the leading equivariant jet of the main component to vanish whenever a non-trivial holomorphic form of matching character exists on the ghost; these vanishings eliminate all but the Hecke-type boundary degenerations.

Load-bearing premise

The whole argument needs a single almost-complex structure that is both contact-type at infinity and simultaneously adapted to every type-A singular locus; without it the jet transversality and localisation steps fail.

What would settle it

Exhibit a compact complex manifold X with finite automorphism group G such that π_{2}(X)⊗Q=0 yet the degree-zero wrapped Floer algebra of a regular cotangent fibre is strictly larger than the specialised orbifold Hecke algebra (or is not even well-defined for any adapted almost-complex structure).

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  • When X is aspherical the entire graded algebra HW*(T*[x][X/G]) is concentrated in degree zero and equals the orbifold Hecke algebra.
  • The same obstruction package supplies the analytic foundation for a regular bulk-deformed wrapped Fukaya category of any global quotient whose singularities are of compound Am-1 type.
  • Classical Hecke algebras of complex reflection groups, affine Hecke algebras and double affine Hecke algebras of type A arise as degree-zero Floer algebras of suitable cotangent fibres.
  • Boundary ghosts with two or more stacky points are rigorously excluded, so the only relations that appear are the expected Hecke polynomials.

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  • The same jet-vanishing technique should extend, after virtual perturbations, to cyclic quotient singularities that are not of type A, opening a route to reduced open Gromov–Witten invariants for more general orbifolds.
  • A Morse-theoretic model on the space of G-paths would give a chain-level lift of the isomorphism, producing a derived orbifold Hecke algebra that can be compared with string-topology constructions.
  • The construction suggests that bulk-deformed Fukaya categories of other singular Lagrangians (e.g., fixed loci of higher codimension) may likewise recover algebraic objects attached to the corresponding reflection arrangements.

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Summary. The paper develops analytic tools for obstructing smoothings of nodal orbicurves that carry orbighosts mapped into cyclic quotient singularities (Theorems 1.1–1.2, proved via equivariant jet transversality in §4 and two-step gluing with localization in §5). As the main application it constructs the regular bulk-deformed wrapped Fukaya category of the cotangent-bundle orbifold [T*X/G] and proves that the degree-0 cohomology of the endomorphism A∞-algebra of a regular cotangent fibre is related to Etingof’s orbifold Hecke algebra by a surjective algebra morphism EV that becomes an isomorphism whenever π₂(X)⊗ℚ=0 (Theorem 1.6 / Theorem 6.6).

Significance. The work supplies one of the first complete computations in orbifold Lagrangian Floer theory that involves a singular Lagrangian (the zero-section). The obstruction package for Am-1-singularities is new and of independent interest for reduced orbifold Gromov–Witten theory. The identification of HW⁰ with the specialized Hecke algebra recovers, in a uniform geometric way, a large class of algebras that appear in representation theory (affine and double-affine Hecke algebras, Broué–Malle–Rouquier algebras, etc.). The constructions are written with full analytic detail and rest on an explicitly constructed adapted almost-complex structure (Proposition 5.5).

minor comments (3)
  1. Several typographical slips appear in the introduction and abstract (e.g., “orb icurves”, “A∞ -algebra”, “ℏℏℏ”). A careful proof-reading pass would improve readability.
  2. The orientation package for orbicurves is deferred to Appendix A; a one-sentence pointer in §3.4 to the precise isomorphism det(Du)≅o_x̂ used for signs would help the reader.
  3. In §7 the examples are listed rather than computed; even a short verification for one classical case (e.g., the A1 double-affine Hecke algebra) would make the geometric origin of the Hecke relation more transparent.

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No significant circularity: Hecke relations emerge from geometric counts of orbidisks via new obstruction theorems, not by definition or self-citation chain.

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The algebraic Hecke algebra H_ℏℏℏ([X/G]) is defined independently (Defs. 6.1–6.2) as a quotient of the completed group algebra of π₁(X_reg/G) by the explicit polynomial relations (1.9)/(6.4). The geometric side HW⁰_ℏℏℏ(T*_[x][X/G]) is defined via bulk-deformed counts of G-equivariant orbidisks in the wrapped Fukaya category (Def. 3.16, Thm. 3.18). The map EV (6.21) is constructed by evaluation of half-disks to G-paths; the proof that it is a surjective algebra morphism (Thm. 6.6) proceeds by analyzing boundary strata of the moduli spaces T(ˆx; m_Y,h) and showing, via the new jet-vanishing theorems (Thms. 5.34, 5.37, relying on the localization tricks of Lemmas 5.27/5.30 and the adapted almost-complex structures of Prop. 5.5), that all ghost degenerations except the single-stacky-point orbidisks are obstructed. The surviving strata produce precisely the Hecke relations by gluing (Step 2 of Prop. 6.12). Flatness upgrading the surjection to an isomorphism when π₂(X)⊗ℚ=0 is imported from the external reference [Eti17, Thm. 3.7]. Self-citations (HTY26, HKTY25) supply only background constructions for special cases (symmetric products) and are not used to force the present isomorphism. No parameter is fitted, no uniqueness theorem is imported from the authors’ prior work, and no ansatz is smuggled; the derivation is self-contained against the algebraic definition of the Hecke algebra.

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The paper works entirely within standard symplectic and algebraic geometry; the only non-standard ingredients are the adapted almost-complex structures and the bulk-deformed Fukaya category of the orbifold, both constructed in the text. No numerical free parameters are fitted. The main external inputs are classical results on Hurwitz moduli spaces, equivariant Darboux theorems, and Etingof’s definition of the orbifold Hecke algebra.

axioms (4)
  • domain assumption Existence of G-equivariant ω-tame almost complex structures of contact type that are adapted to all type-A inertia components (Def. 5.1, Prop. 5.5).
    Used throughout Sections 4–6 to obtain jet transversality and localisation; constructed explicitly for cotangent bundles but postulated for general Liouville G-manifolds.
  • standard math The stack of admissible G-covers of nodal orbidisks is an orbifold with corners (Claim 3.6).
    Follows from doubling and the known Deligne–Mumford structure of closed Hurwitz spaces (ACV03); invoked to define the moduli spaces of Floer data.
  • standard math Etingof’s flatness theorem: H_τ([X/G]) is a flat formal deformation of C[π_{1}^orb([X/G])] when π_{2}(X)igotimes Q=0 (Thm. 6.4).
    Used only to upgrade the surjection EV to an isomorphism; the geometric construction of EV does not rely on it.
  • standard math Standard elliptic regularity, unique continuation, and maximum principles for ω-tame almost complex structures of contact type.
    Background analytic toolkit for all moduli-space arguments.
invented entities (2)
  • Regular bulk-deformed wrapped Fukaya category W^reg_ℏℏℏ([T*X/G]) independent evidence
    purpose: Provides the ambient A∞-category in which the cotangent-fiber endomorphism algebra is defined and bulk-deformed by Am-1 singularities.
    Constructed in Section 3 by combining equivariant Floer data with bulk parameters on type-A inertia; independent evidence is the verification of the A∞ relations via the new obstruction theorems.
  • Equivariant J-holomorphic jets and the associated evaluation maps independent evidence
    purpose: Capture the forced vanishing of low-order Taylor coefficients at stacky points and supply the transversality needed for dimension counts.
    Defined in Section 4; the submersion property (Prop. 4.14) is proved by an equivariant adaptation of Cieliebak–Mohnke techniques.

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In this paper, we study obstructions to smoothing nodal orbicurves with orbighosts mapped into cyclic quotient singularities. As an application, we show, under some assumptions, that the orbifold Hecke algebra of a complex global quotient orbifold $[X/G]$ is isomorphic to the degree $0$ cohomology of the $A_\infty$-algebra of endomorphisms of a regular cotangent fiber $T_{[x]}^*[X/G]$ regarded as an object of the bulk-deformed wrapped Fukaya category of the orbifold $T^*[X/G]$ for a compact complex manifold $X$ and finite group $G \subset \operatorname{Aut}(X)$.

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