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Root subgroups on affine spherical varieties

Given a connected reductive algebraic group $G$ and a Borel subgroup $B \subseteq G$, we study $B$-normalized one-parameter additive group actions on affine spherical $G$-varieties. We establish basic properties of such actions and their weights and discuss many examples exhibiting various features. We propose a construction of such actions that generalizes the well-known construction of normalized one-parameter additive group actions on affine toric varieties. Using this construction, for every affine horospherical $G$-variety $X$ we obtain a complete description of all $G$-normalized one-parameter additive group actions on $X$ and show that the open $G$-orbit in $X$ can be connected with every $G$-stable prime divisor via a suitable choice of a $B$-normalized one-parameter additive group action. Finally, when $G$ is of semisimple rank $1$, we obtain a complete description of all $B$-normalized one-parameter additive group actions on affine spherical $G$-varieties having an open orbit of a maximal torus $T \subseteq B$.

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