On a generalization of Dipper--James--Murphy's Conjecture
Jun Hu

TL;DR
This paper extends Dipper--James--Murphy's conjecture to Ariki--Koike algebras with multiple parameters, establishing a correspondence between restricted multipartitions and Kleshchev multipartitions, and characterizing these sets based on the root of unity status of q.
Contribution
It generalizes the conjecture to higher r and clarifies the relationship between restricted, Kleshchev, and ladder multipartitions in this broader context.
Findings
Any (Q,e)-restricted r-multipartition is Kleshchev in ${K}_r(n)$.
For e>1, multi-core multipartitions in ${K}_r(n)$ are (Q,e)-restricted.
If e=0, ${K}_r(n)$ equals the set of (Q,e)-restricted and ladder r-multipartitions.
Abstract
Let be a field and . Let be the multiplicative order of ; or 0 if is not a root of unity. Let . Let be the set of Kleshchev -multipartitions with respect to . In this paper, we consider an extention of Dipper--James--Murphy's Conjecture to the Ariki--Koike algebra with . We show that any -restricted -multipartition of is a Kleshchev multipartition in ; and if , then any multi-core in is a -restricted -multipartition. As a consequence, we show that if (i.e., is not a root of unity), then coincides with the set of -restricted -multipartitions of and also coincides with the set of ladder -multipartitions of .
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Tensor decomposition and applications · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
