2020
DOI: 10.1007/s00031-020-09574-4
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A Combinatorial Formula for Graded Multiplicities in Excellent Filtrations

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“…The case of sl 2 and arbitrary level. A more general approach in the sl 2 case was taken in the articles [12,15] and in the A…”
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“…The case of sl 2 and arbitrary level. A more general approach in the sl 2 case was taken in the articles [12,15] and in the A…”
Section: 5mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We further discuss the sl 2 case and its connection to the combinatorics of Dyck paths. In [15] a combinatorial formula has been obtained whose ingredients we will now explain. A Dyck path is a diagonal lattice path from the origin (0, 0) to (s, n) for some non-negative integrs s, n ∈ Z + , such that the path never goes below the x-axis.…”
Section: Combinatorics Of Dyck Paths and The Functions A 1→mmentioning
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“…Even though the study of graded representations of current algebras is mainly motivated by their connection with the representations of quantum affine algebras (via graded limits), they are now of independent interest as they have found many applications in number theory, combinatorics, and mathematical physics. They have connections with mock theta functions, cone theta functions 12,13,15 , symmetric Macdonald polynomials 14,26,70 , the X = M conjecture 2,58,90 , and Schur positivity 54,100 etc. One of the very important families of graded representations of current algebras comes from g -stable Demazure modules.…”
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“…flags. This approach provides a further deep and unexpected connection to combinatorics and number theory; see for example [5] for the connection to the combinatorics of Dyck path or [2] and [3] for the connection to Mock-Theta functions and hypergeometric series.…”
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