The h--e convolution and the Toeplitz inverse #
The complete homogeneous symmetric polynomials h_n and the elementary symmetric polynomials
e_n are related by the generating-function identity
(∑ₙ hₙ tⁿ) · (∑ₙ (-1)ⁿ eₙ tⁿ) = 1,
whose coefficient form is the convolution
∑_{r + s = m} h_r · (-1)ˢ e_s = δ_{m0}.
This is the Toeplitz-inverse identity behind the dual (transpose) Jacobi--Trudi formula: the
matrix (h_{j - i}) and the matrix ((-1)^{j - i} e_{j - i}) are inverse to each other, so the
s_μ minor of the first is complementary to the s_{μᵀ} minor of the second. Both matrices
are upper unitriangular, hence have determinant 1, so the Schur-complement inversion is exact.
Determinantal formulas index h and e by integers, with h_m = e_m = 0 for m < 0;
TauCeti.hsymmInt and TauCeti.esymmInt are these integer-indexed polynomials.
Main results #
TauCeti.mk_hsymm_mul_mk_neg_one_pow_mul_esymm_eq_one: the generating functions ofhand signedeare inverse.TauCeti.sum_antidiagonal_hsymm_mul_neg_one_pow_mul_esymm: the convolution∑_{r + s = m} h_r · (-1)ˢ e_s = δ_{m0}.TauCeti.sum_Icc_hsymmInt_mul_neg_one_pow_mul_esymmInt: its integer-indexed form, summed over[i, j].TauCeti.hsymmToeplitz,TauCeti.esymmToeplitz: the Toeplitz matrices(h_{j - i})and((-1)^{j - i} e_{j - i}).TauCeti.hsymmToeplitz_mul_esymmToeplitz: they are inverse to each other.TauCeti.det_hsymmToeplitz,TauCeti.det_esymmToeplitz: both matrices are upper unitriangular, so both have determinant1.TauCeti.esymmToeplitz_apply_eq_neg_one_pow_mul: the sign of an entry of the signedeToeplitz matrix splits as a row factor times a column factor.TauCeti.det_submatrix_esymmToeplitz: consequently a minor of the signedeToeplitz matrix is a product of signs times the corresponding minor ofTauCeti.esymmInt.
References #
- I. G. Macdonald, Symmetric Functions and Hall Polynomials, Chapter I, (2.6'), (2.9), and (3.5).
- R. P. Stanley, Enumerative Combinatorics, Vol. 2, §7.6.
The h--e generating functions are inverse:
(∑ₙ hₙ tⁿ) · (∑ₙ (-1)ⁿ eₙ tⁿ) = 1.
The h--e convolution: ∑_{r + s = m} hᵣ · (-1)ˢ eₛ = δ_{m0}, the coefficient form
of TauCeti.mk_hsymm_mul_mk_neg_one_pow_mul_esymm_eq_one.
The h--e convolution summed over range (m + 1) rather than over an antidiagonal.
The integer-indexed h--e convolution:
∑_{k = i}^{j} h_{k - i} · (-1)^{j - k} e_{j - k} = δ_{ij}, the sum being empty for j < i.
The h--e summand vanishes when k lies outside the interval [i, j]: either
k < i, so h_{k - i} = 0, or j < k, so e_{j - k} = 0.
The Toeplitz matrix of complete homogeneous symmetric polynomials
(h_{j - i})_{0 ≤ i, j < n}, with negative indices read as 0.
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The signed Toeplitz matrix of elementary symmetric polynomials
((-1)^{j - i} e_{j - i})_{0 ≤ i, j < n}, with negative indices read as 0.
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The entry of hsymmToeplitz * esymmToeplitz at (i, j) is the convolution of h and the
signed e over r + s = j - i, which is δ_{ij}.
The Toeplitz matrices of h and signed e are inverse:
(h_{j - i}) · ((-1)^{j - i} e_{j - i}) = 1. This is the matrix form of the h--e
convolution TauCeti.sum_Icc_hsymmInt_mul_neg_one_pow_mul_esymmInt, and the input to Jacobi's
complementary-minor identity in the dual (transpose) Jacobi--Trudi formula.
The Toeplitz matrix (h_{j - i}) is upper unitriangular, so its determinant is 1.
The sign carried by an entry of the signed elementary Toeplitz matrix splits as a factor depending only on the row and a factor depending only on the column. Below the diagonal the entry vanishes, so the two sides agree there as well.
A minor of the signed elementary Toeplitz matrix is a product of signs, one per row and one per column, times the corresponding minor of the integer-indexed elementary symmetric polynomials.