Tensor powers of the standard representation #
This file specializes the diagonal tensor-power construction to the standard representation of the general linear group. It supplies the tensor powers that underpin the Weyl construction for polynomial representations, together with the description of their monoid-algebra image over an infinite field.
Main results #
TauCeti.tensorPowerRepis thed-fold tensor power ofstdRep.TauCeti.tensorPowerFDRepis its bundled finite-dimensional form.TauCeti.commute_permTensorAction_tensorPowerRepproves that the general-linear and symmetric-group actions commute, andTauCeti.commute_permTensorActionAlgHom_tensorPowerRepextends that to the whole group algebrak[S_d].TauCeti.permTensorPowerRepcombines the two commuting actions into one representation ofS_d × GL n k, andTauCeti.range_asAlgebraHom_permTensorAction_le_comapsays that the image of any element ofk[S_d], such as a Young symmetrizer, is aGL n k-subrepresentation.TauCeti.trace_permTensorAction_conj_mul_tensorPowerRep: for anyg ∈ GL n k, the trace of a permutation of the tensor factors composed withg^{⊗d}is a class function of the permutation.TauCeti.tensorPowerPermIntertwiningMappackagesg^{⊗d}as an intertwining map of the symmetric-group action, andTauCeti.tensorPowerIntertwiningRepis the resulting action ofGL n kon theS_d-intertwining maps into the tensor power, by composition.TauCeti.toSubmodule_range_tensorPowerRep_asAlgebraHom_eq_span_range_map_constidentifies the image ofk[GLₙ]with the span of all diagonal tensor operators over an infinite field.
The diagonal action of GL n k on the d-fold tensor power of its standard representation.
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The actions of GL n k and the symmetric group on the tensor power commute.
This is the commuting-actions half of Schur--Weyl duality; it makes no double-centralizer claim.
The trace of a permutation of the tensor factors composed with g^{⊗d} is a class function
of the permutation, because the two actions commute.
The whole group algebra k[S_d] commutes with the general-linear action on the tensor power,
so a Young symmetrizer cuts out a GL n k-subrepresentation.
The image of an element of k[S_d] in (kⁿ)^{⊗d} is stable under GL n k, because the
two actions commute. In particular a Young symmetrizer cuts out a subrepresentation.
The joint action of S_d × GL n k on (kⁿ)^{⊗d}: a pair (σ, g) acts by permuting the
tensor factors by σ after applying g in every factor. It is a representation of the product
group because the two actions commute.
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The pair (σ, g) acts on (kⁿ)^{⊗d} as σ ∘ g^{⊗d}.
The operator g^{⊗d} on (kⁿ)^{⊗d} as an intertwining map of the symmetric-group action:
the diagonal action of GL n k commutes with permuting the tensor factors.
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The representation of GL n k on the S_d-intertwining maps from ρ into (kⁿ)^{⊗d}, by
composition with g^{⊗d}. In a split semisimple setting, when ρ is irreducible, this is the
multiplicity space of ρ in the tensor power, with its residual action of the general linear
group.
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The general linear group spans the same operators on (kⁿ)^{⊗d} as the whole endomorphism
algebra of kⁿ: the span of the diagonal operators g^{⊗d} for g invertible is the span of all
the diagonal operators f^{⊗d}. This is the Zariski density of the invertible endomorphisms of
kⁿ, and it needs the field to be infinite.
The image of the monoid algebra k[GLₙ] in End ((kⁿ)^{⊗d}) is the span of all the
diagonal operators f^{⊗d}, with f ranging over every endomorphism of kⁿ and not only the
invertible ones.
The character of the tensor power is the corresponding power of the standard character.
This is intentionally not a simp lemma: Representation.char_tensorPower and char_stdRep
already normalize its left-hand side, so registering this specialization would violate simpNF.