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TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Symmetric.Specht.Ideal.Basic

Young-symmetrizer left ideals #

For a Young tableau t, this file constructs the principal left ideal ℚ[Sₙ] c_t generated by its Young symmetrizer and bundles that ideal as a finite-dimensional representation of the symmetric group.

This instantiates the roadmap's named representation-theory plumbing, "idempotent-generated submodules and left ideals as representations", for the Young symmetrizer, and it is the abstract half of the presentation that the Specht module target consumes. Nothing here uses the essential idempotence c_t * c_t = κ • c_t -- that runs the other way, since identifying the scalar needs the dimension of the ideal: it is proved downstream in TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Symmetric.Specht.Ideal.Idempotent, in the form κ = n! / finrank ℚ (ℚ[Sₙ] c_t), and the roadmap's reading κ = n! / f^λ waits on the standard basis theorem dim S^λ = f^λ -- and nothing here identifies this representation with the span of the polytabloids inside the Young permutation module: that identification is the Specht module milestone itself, and it is deliberately not claimed here.

Main definitions #

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The principal left ideal ℚ[Sₙ] c_t generated by the Young symmetrizer of t.

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    The Young-symmetrizer left ideal is contained in a submodule exactly when that submodule contains its generator.

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    An element lies in ℚ[Sₙ] c_t exactly when it is a left multiple of c_t.

    The Young symmetrizer belongs to the left ideal that it generates.

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    The Young-symmetrizer left ideal is zero exactly when its generator is zero.

    The Young-symmetrizer left ideal is nonzero.

    A Young-symmetrizer left ideal is a nontrivial module.

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    The representation of the symmetric group on ℚ[Sₙ] c_t by left multiplication.

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      The action on the Young-symmetrizer left ideal is multiplication on the left by the corresponding group-algebra basis element.

      A Young-symmetrizer left ideal is finite-dimensional over ℚ.

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      The left ideal generated by a Young symmetrizer, bundled as a finite-dimensional representation.

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        The Young-symmetrizer left ideal has positive dimension.

        The dimension of ℚ[Sₙ] c_t is at most n!, the dimension of the regular representation.