Tag Archives: rsk correspondence

Polynomials and Representations XX

Posted on May 28, 2016 by limsup

From now onwards, we will assume the base field K has characteristic 0. Example: d=3 Following the previous article, we examine the case of . We get 3 partitions: , and Let us compute for all From the previous article, we have: Since , is … Continue reading →

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Polynomials and Representations XVII

Posted on May 22, 2016 by limsup

Two Important Results In this article and the next, we will find a combinatorial way of computing the Littlewood-Richardson coefficient. The key result we have so far is that given any word w there is a unique SSYT T (called the rectification of … Continue reading →

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Polynomials and Representations IX

Posted on May 11, 2016 by limsup

Hall Inner Product Let us resume our discussion of symmetric polynomials. First we define an inner product on d-th component of the formal ring. Recall that the sets are both -bases of . Definition. The Hall inner product is defined by setting and to be … Continue reading →

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Polynomials and Representations VIII

Posted on May 10, 2016 by limsup

Matrix Balls Given a matrix A of non-negative integers, the standard RSK construction masks the symmetry between P and Q, but in fact we have: Symmetry Theorem. If A corresponds to (P, Q), then the transpose of A corresponds to (Q, P). In particular, if A is a … Continue reading →

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Polynomials and Representations VII

Posted on May 9, 2016 by limsup

Our next task is as follows: Given partition and vector , count the number of semistandard Young tableaux with shape and type (i.e. occurs times). Proposition. The number of SSYT with shape and type remains invariant when we permute the … Continue reading →

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