A p-adic interpretation of some integral identities for Hall–Littlewood polynomials
Autor: | Vidya Venkateswaran |
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Rok vydání: | 2017 |
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Symplectic group
010102 general mathematics 0102 computer and information sciences 01 natural sciences Representation theory Theoretical Computer Science Combinatorics Computational Theory and Mathematics Hall–Littlewood polynomials Hall algebra 010201 computation theory & mathematics Irreducible representation Trivial representation Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics Orthogonal group 0101 mathematics Affine Hecke algebra Mathematics |
Zdroj: | Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Series A. 145:369-399 |
ISSN: | 0097-3165 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.jcta.2016.03.006 |
Popis: | If one restricts an irreducible representation V λ of GL 2 n to the orthogonal group (respectively the symplectic group), the trivial representation appears with multiplicity one if and only if all parts of λ are even (resp. the conjugate partition λ ' is even). One can rephrase this statement as an integral identity involving Schur functions, the corresponding characters. Rains and Vazirani considered q , t -generalizations of such integral identities, and proved them using affine Hecke algebra techniques. In a recent paper, we investigated the q = 0 limit (Hall-Littlewood), and provided direct combinatorial arguments for these identities; this approach led to various generalizations and a finite-dimensional analog of a recent summation identity of Warnaar. In this paper, we reformulate some of these results using p-adic representation theory; this parallels the representation-theoretic interpretation in the Schur case. The nonzero values of the identities are interpreted as certain p-adic measure counts. This approach provides a p-adic interpretation of these identities (and a new identity), as well as independent proofs. As an application, we obtain a new Littlewood summation identity that generalizes a classical result due to Littlewood and Macdonald. Finally, our p-adic method also leads to a generalized integral identity in terms of Littlewood-Richardson coefficients and Hall polynomials. |
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