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TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Symmetric.PermutationModule.Basic

Young permutation modules #

For a partition μ of n, the Young permutation module M^μ is the rational permutation representation of Equiv.Perm (Fin n) on the left cosets of the Young subgroup associated to μ. These cosets are the μ-tabloids.

This file records the tabloid basis and its action, computes the stabilizer of a tabloid as the group preserving its rows (TauCeti.stabilizer_quotientGroup_mk_youngSubgroup), identifies M^μ with the representation induced from the trivial representation of the Young subgroup, and computes its dimension and character. In particular, the dimension is the multinomial coefficient n! / ∏ i, μᵢ!, while the character at a permutation is the number of fixed tabloids.

Main definitions #

References #

The tabloid model #

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noncomputable abbrev TauCeti.permutationModule {n : ℕ} (μ : n.Partition) :

The Young permutation module M^μ over ℚ.

Its standard basis is indexed by the left cosets of youngSubgroup μ; these cosets are the μ-tabloids, and the symmetric group acts on them by left multiplication.

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    The standard basis of M^μ, indexed by the μ-tabloids.

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      The stabilizer of a tabloid. A permutation fixes the coset gH of the Young subgroup of μ exactly when it preserves every fiber of the block map transported by g, that is, when it permutes the labels within the rows of the tabloid.

      Induction, dimension, and character #

      The Young permutation module is induction of the trivial representation of the Young subgroup.

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        The dimension of M^μ is the index of its Young subgroup.

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        The dimension of M^μ is the multinomial coefficient n! / ∏ i, μᵢ!.

        The character of M^μ at σ is the number of μ-tabloids fixed by σ.

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        noncomputable abbrev TauCeti.permutationModuleFDRep {n : ℕ} (μ : n.Partition) :

        The Young permutation module bundled as a finite-dimensional representation.

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          The bundled Young permutation module has the same multinomial dimension.

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          The character of the bundled Young permutation module counts fixed tabloids.