Fake degrees for reflection actions on roots
Victor Reiner, Zhiwei Yun

TL;DR
This paper investigates the fake degrees associated with reflection actions on roots of finite irreducible real reflection groups, revealing divisibility properties and explicit formulas in simply-laced types.
Contribution
It establishes divisibility of fake degrees by a q-analog of the Coxeter number and provides explicit formulas in simply-laced cases, linking to exponents and codegrees.
Findings
Fake degrees are divisible by [h]_q.
In simply-laced types, fake degrees equal [h]_q times sum of q^{e_i - 1}.
Connections between fake degrees, exponents, and codegrees are established.
Abstract
A finite irreducible real reflection group of rank l and Coxeter number h has root system of cardinality h*l. It is shown that the fake degree for the permutation action on its roots is divisible by [h]_q = 1+q+q^2+...+q^{h-1}, and that in simply-laced types, it equals [h]_q times the summation of q^{e_i - 1} where e_i runs through the exponents, so that e_i - 1 are the codegrees.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCoding theory and cryptography · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Finite Group Theory Research
