2019
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1901.00378
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The Hopf structure of symmetric group characters as symmetric functions

Abstract: In [OZ] the authors introduced inhomogeneous bases of the ring of symmetric functions. The elements in these bases have the property that they evaluate to characters of symmetric groups. In this article we develop further properties of these bases by proving product and coproduct formulae. In addition, we give the transition coefficients between the elementary symmetric functions and the irreducible character basis.

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“…We present an example of this theorem in Example 3.10 at the end of this section. All of the hard combinatorial effort for proving this theorem appears in two recent references of the authors [OZ,OZ2]. By referring the reader to the combinatorial interpretations in those papers we can present a relatively short proof of this result, but there is a part which is admittedly not completely self contained.…”
Section: Notationmentioning
confidence: 96%
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“…We present an example of this theorem in Example 3.10 at the end of this section. All of the hard combinatorial effort for proving this theorem appears in two recent references of the authors [OZ,OZ2]. By referring the reader to the combinatorial interpretations in those papers we can present a relatively short proof of this result, but there is a part which is admittedly not completely self contained.…”
Section: Notationmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Definition 3.5. (Definition 5.13 of [OZ2]) For a non-negative integer vector β and a partition µ let T β,µ be the fillings of some of the cells of the diagram of the partition µ with subsets of {1, 2, . .…”
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“…Notwithstanding several interesting recent developments [2,6,13,14], a solution to the restriction problem remains elusive. Even r λ∅ (here ∅ denotes the empty partition of 0, so r λ∅ is the dimension of the space of S n -invariant vectors in W λ (K n ) for large n) is not wellunderstood.…”
Section: Gln(k) Snmentioning
confidence: 99%