On McKay's propagation theorem for the Foulkes conjecture
Christian Ikenmeyer

TL;DR
This paper reinterprets McKay's propagation theorem for the Foulkes conjecture using weight spaces and tensor invariants, simplifying its proof and providing clearer insight into the theorem.
Contribution
It offers a new, more elegant proof of McKay's propagation theorem by translating it into the language of weight spaces and tensor invariants.
Findings
Simplified proof of McKay's propagation theorem
New interpretation using weight spaces and tensor invariants
Enhanced understanding of the Foulkes conjecture
Abstract
We translate the main theorem in Tom McKay's paper "On plethysm conjectures of Stanley and Foulkes" (J. Alg. 319, 2008, pp. 2050-2071) to the language of weight spaces and projections onto invariant spaces of tensors, which makes its proof short and elegant.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAnalytic Number Theory Research · Mathematical functions and polynomials · Advanced Algebra and Geometry
