The image of a group-algebra element acting on a tensor power #
Permuting the tensor factors of ⨂[R]^d M commutes with the diagonal action of a representation
ρ on M, so an element a of the group algebra R[S_d] acts on the tensor power by an
intertwining map of ρ.tensorPower d with itself. Its image is therefore a subrepresentation of
the tensor power. This file records that image and the elementary ways it depends on a: the
identity cuts out the whole tensor power, the zero cuts out ⊥, multiplying on the right shrinks
the image, and conjugating by a permutation moves the image by that permutation of the factors.
Nothing here is specific to Young symmetrizers; taking a to be one is the Weyl construction.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.tensorPowerPermMap: acting on⨂[R]^d Mby an element ofR[S_d], as an intertwining map of the tensor power with itself.TauCeti.tensorPowerRange: the image of that map, as a subrepresentation.
References #
- Classical groups roadmap, Layer 2, "Young symmetrizers and the Schur functor", whose Weyl-module target consumes this construction.
Acting on ⨂[R]^d M by an element of R[S_d], permuting tensor factors, is an intertwining
map of the diagonal action of ρ on the tensor power with itself: the two actions commute.
Equations
- TauCeti.tensorPowerPermMap ρ d a = { toLinearMap := (PiTensorProduct.reindexRepresentation R M (Fin d)).asAlgebraHom a, isIntertwining' := ⋯ }
Instances For
The linear map underlying the tensor-power action of a group-algebra element.
The image of a ∈ R[S_d], acting on ⨂[R]^d M by permuting tensor factors, as a
subrepresentation of the d-th tensor power of ρ.
Equations
- TauCeti.tensorPowerRange ρ d a = Representation.IntertwiningMap.range (ρ.tensorPower d) (ρ.tensorPower d) (TauCeti.tensorPowerPermMap ρ d a)
Instances For
The submodule underlying tensorPowerRange is the range of the group-algebra action.
The identity of the group algebra cuts out the whole tensor power.
The zero of the group algebra cuts out the zero subrepresentation.
Multiplying on the right shrinks the image: ⨂^d M · a b ⊆ ⨂^d M · a.
Conjugating the group-algebra element by a permutation moves the image by the corresponding permutation of the tensor factors.