Abstract
Let be a family of algebras \textit{quantizing} the coordinate ring of , where is a finite subgroup of , and let be the automorphism group of . We study the natural action of on the space of right ideals of (equivalently, finitely generated rank projective -modules). It is known that the later can be identified with disjoint union of algebraic (quiver) varieties, and this identification is -equivariant. In the present paper, when , we show that the -action on each quiver variety is transitive. We also show that the natural embedding of into , the Picard group of , is an isomorphism. These results are used to prove that there are countably many non-isomorphic algebras Morita equivalent to , and explicit presentation of these algebras are given. Since algebras are isomorphic to primitive factors of , we obtain a complete description of algebras Morita equivalent to primitive factors. A structure of the group , where is an arbitrary cyclic group, is also investigated. Our results generalize earlier results obtained for the (first) Weyl algebra .
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