Raising operators and the Littlewood-Richardson polynomials
Alex Fun

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new Pieri rule for double symmetric functions using Young's raising operators, providing a novel proof for calculating Littlewood--Richardson polynomials and advancing the understanding of double Schur functions.
Contribution
It develops a Pieri rule for the ring of double symmetric functions via raising operators, leading to a new proof for Littlewood--Richardson polynomial calculations.
Findings
Derived a Pieri rule for double symmetric functions.
Provided a new proof for Littlewood--Richardson polynomial calculation.
Connected raising operators with the structure of double Schur functions.
Abstract
We use Young's raising operators to derive a Pieri rule for the ring generated by the indeterminates given in Macdonald's 9th Variation of the Schur functions. Under an appropriate specialisation of , we derive the Pieri rule for the ring of double symmetric functions, which has a basis consisting of the double Schur functions. Together with a suitable interpretation of the Jacobi--Trudi identity, our Pieri rule allows us to obtain a new proof of a rule to calculate the Littlewood--Richardson polynomials, which gives a multiplication rule for the double Schur functions.
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TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Mathematical Identities
