2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.aim.2022.108509
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The anti-spherical category

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“…In particular, is obtained from by killing morphisms factoring through objects , whenever begins with some element . By furthermore killing the morphism , we obtain the ( standard ) antispherical quotients and discussed in sources such as [RW18, § 1.3] and [LW22]. The snake arrow denotes passage to Karoubi envelopes of additive hulls.…”
Section: The Loop Antispherical Modulementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, is obtained from by killing morphisms factoring through objects , whenever begins with some element . By furthermore killing the morphism , we obtain the ( standard ) antispherical quotients and discussed in sources such as [RW18, § 1.3] and [LW22]. The snake arrow denotes passage to Karoubi envelopes of additive hulls.…”
Section: The Loop Antispherical Modulementioning
confidence: 99%
“…An important example is software developed by the second author and Thorge Jensen for efficient computation of the 𝑝-canonical basis of Hecke algebras (see [19,23] for details, and [27] for an application of this technology). A second instance is recent work of Libedinsky and the second author [26] which uses localization to prove the positivity of anti-spherical Kazhdan-Lusztig polynomials.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Given w ∈ Λ h (∞,s), the standard module Δ(w) is the graded left S h -module with basis {c S | S ∈ Path + alc (w)}. The action of S h on Δ(w) is given by ac S = U∈Path + alc (w) r SU (a)c U , where the scalars r SU (a) are the scalars appearing in (3) of Theorem 6.16.Theorem 6.18[25, Section 6.4] and[41, Theorem 5.3]. For k a field, the algebra S h is quasi-hereditary with simple modules L(w) = Δ(w)/rad(Δ(w))…”
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confidence: 99%