新書推薦:

《
清华大学藏战国竹简校释(伍):《筮法》诸篇
》
售價:HK$
107.8

《
我们都会变有钱:投资的道与术
》
售價:HK$
63.8

《
人体使用指南:没有什么比身体更重要
》
售價:HK$
92.0

《
黄土馆事件
》
售價:HK$
80.2

《
“一国两制”下香港维护国家安全的实践(16开本繁体字版)
》
售價:HK$
18.9

《
2025年《咬文嚼字》合订本(平)
》
售價:HK$
93.2

《
土地:对所有权的渴求如何塑造现代世界
》
售價:HK$
80.2

《
维特根斯坦论美学、伦理学、心理学与人类学
》
售價:HK$
68.4
|
| 內容簡介: |
|
The ring of symmetric functions A, with natural basis given by the Schur functions, arise in many different areas of mathematics. For example, as the cohomology ring of the grassmanian, and as the representation ring of the symmetric group. One may define a coproduct on A by the plethystic addition on alphabets. In this way the ring of symmetric functions becomes a Hopf algebra. The Littlewood-Richardson numbers may be viewed as the structure constants for the co-product in the Schur basis. The first part of this thesis, inspired by the umbral calculus of Gian-Carlo Rota, is a study of the co-algebra maps of A, The Macdonald polynomials are a somewhat mysterious qt-deformation of the Schur functions. The second part of this thesis contains a proof a generating function identity for the Macdonald polynomials which was originally conjectured by Kawanaka.
|
| 目錄:
|
1.Symmetric functions of Littlewood-Richardson type
1.1.Symmetric Functions
1.1.1.Partitions
1.1.2.Monomial syrmnetric functions
1.1.3.Plethystic notation
1.1.4.Schur functions
1.2.The Umbral Calculus
1.2.1.Coalgebras
1.2.2.Sequences of Binomial Type
1.3.The Hall inner-product
1.3.1.Preliminaries
1.3.2.Column operators
1.3.3.Duality
1.4.Littlewood-Richardson Bases
1.4.1.Generalized complete symmetric functions
1.4.2.Umbraloperators
1.4.3.Column operators
1.4.4.Generalized elementary symmetric functions
1.5.Examples
2.A generating function identity for Macdonald polynomials
2.1.Macdonald Polynomials
2.1.1 .Notation
2.1.2.Operator definition
2.1.3.Characterization using the inner product
2.1.4.Arms and legs
2.1.5.Duality
2.1.6.Kawanaka conjecture
2.2.Resultants
2.2.1.Residue calculations
2.3.Pieri formula and recurrence
2.3.1.Arms and legs again
2.3.2.Pieri formula
2.3.3.Recurrence
2.4.The Proof
2.4.1.The Schur case
2.4.2.Step one
2.4.3.Step two
2.4.4.Step three
References
编辑手记
|
|