Tableau row groups and Young subgroups #
The row group of a tableau depends on its labeling, whereas the Young subgroup attached to its shape uses consecutive blocks. This file constructs the permutation sending the consecutive-block labeling to a given tableau and proves that it conjugates the corresponding Young subgroup onto the tableau's row group.
References #
- G. James, The Representation Theory of the Symmetric Groups, Chapter 3.
- Schur--Weyl roadmap, Layer 1.
The permutation carrying the consecutive-block labeling of a Young diagram to the labeling
of t. It sends each block of the shape partition to the correspondingly numbered row of t.
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The row of a label after applying rowYoungConjugator t is its consecutive-block number.
On consecutive-block coordinates, rowYoungConjugator t sends position j in block i
to the label in position j of row i of t.
Relabeling a tableau translates its conjugator on the left: the consecutive-block labeling is
carried to the relabeled tableau by first carrying it to t and then applying σ.
Conjugation by rowYoungConjugator t carries the Young subgroup of the shape partition
onto the row group of t.
Conjugation by rowYoungConjugator t as a multiplicative equivalence from the Young
subgroup of the shape partition to the row group of t.
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The subgroup equivalence acts by conjugation with rowYoungConjugator t.
The inverse subgroup equivalence acts by conjugation with the inverse of
rowYoungConjugator t.