Toward explicit Hilbert series of quasi-invariant polynomials in characteristic $p$ and $q$-deformed quasi-invariants
Frank Wang

TL;DR
This paper investigates the structure and Hilbert series of quasi-invariant polynomials for the symmetric group in characteristic p, confirming conjectures for n=3 and exploring differences between characteristic 0 and p.
Contribution
It provides explicit Hilbert series for n=3, proves conjectures on freeness and palindromicity, and extends results to q-deformed quasi-invariants, advancing understanding of their algebraic properties.
Findings
Confirmed the Hilbert series for n=3 quasi-invariants in characteristic p.
Proved freeness and palindromicity of the modules over symmetric polynomials.
Identified conditions where the Hilbert series differ between characteristic 0 and p.
Abstract
We study the spaces of -quasi-invariant polynomials of the symmetric group in characteristic . Using the representation theory of the symmetric group we describe the Hilbert series of for , proving a conjecture of Ren and Xu [arXiv:1907.13417]. From this we may deduce the palindromicity and highest term of the Hilbert polynomial and the freeness of as a module over the ring of symmetric polynomials, which are conjectured for general . We also prove further results in the case that allow us to compute values of for which has a different Hilbert series over characteristic 0 and characteristic , and what the degrees of the generators of are in such cases. We also extend various results to the spaces of -deformed -quasi-invariants and prove a sufficient condition for the Hilbert series of to differ…
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TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Algebra and Geometry
