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Exotic symmetric spaces of higher level - Springer correspondence for complex reflection groups -

Let V be an 2n-dimensional vector space over an algebraically closed field of odd characteristic. Let G = GL(V), and H = Sp(V) the symplectic group contained in G. For a positive integer r > 1, we conisder the variety X = G/H \times V^{r-1}, on which H acts diagonally. X is called the exotic symmetric space of level r. Let W_{n,r} be the complex reflection group G(r,1,n). In this paper, generalizing the result for the case where r = 2, we show that there exists a natural bijective correspondence (Springer correspondence) between the set of irreducible representations of W_{n,r} and a certain set of H-equivariant simple perverse sheaves on X_{uni}$, where X_{uni} is the "unipotent part" of X. We also consider a similar problem for G \times V^{r-1}, where G = GL(V) for a finite dimensional vector space V.

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