The shuffle of a Young diagram in a box #
Let μ be a Young diagram that fits in the box with m rows and n columns. The m numbers
μ_{m-1-k} + k for k < m and the n numbers m + j - μ'ⱼ for j < n are complementary in
{0, …, m + n - 1} (Macdonald (I.1.7)); the first family is the list of beta-numbers
YoungDiagram.betaNumber μ m read upwards. Listing the first family and then the second is a
permutation of {0, …, m + n - 1}, the box shuffle of μ. Each family increases, and an
index k < m and an index m + j are out of order exactly when the cell (m - 1 - k, j) lies in
μ. So the inversions of the box shuffle are in bijection with the cells of μ, and its sign is
(-1)^{|μ|}.
This is the combinatorial input to the dual Jacobi--Trudi identity
TauCeti.diagramSchurPoly_eq_det_esymmInt.
Main definitions #
YoungDiagram.boxShuffle: the box shuffle ofμwith respect tomrows, as a functionℕ → ℕ.YoungDiagram.boxShufflePerm: the box shuffle ofμin them × nbox, as a permutation ofFin (m + n).
Main results #
YoungDiagram.boxShuffle_lt_boxShuffle_iff: the inversions of the box shuffle are the cells ofμ.YoungDiagram.card_inversions_boxShufflePerm: the box shuffle has|μ|inversions.YoungDiagram.sign_boxShufflePerm: the sign of the box shuffle is(-1)^{|μ|}.
References #
- I. G. Macdonald, Symmetric Functions and Hall Polynomials, Chapter I, (1.7).
The box shuffle attached to a diagram μ with at most m rows: an index k < m goes to
μ_{m-1-k} + k, and an index m + j goes to m + j - μ'ⱼ.
Instances For
The box shuffle of a diagram in the box with m rows and n columns, as a permutation of
Fin (m + n).
Instances For
The box shuffle has one inversion for each cell of the diagram.
The sign of the box shuffle is (-1) to the number of cells of the diagram.