Embeddings among quantum affine $\mathfrak{sl}_n$
Yiqiang Li

TL;DR
This paper constructs an explicit embedding of quantum affine rak{sl}_n into rak{sl}_{n+1}, unifying previous embeddings and enabling applications in canonical bases, modular representation theory, and categorical representations.
Contribution
It introduces a new explicit embedding of quantum affine rak{sl}_n into rak{sl}_{n+1}, generalizing prior embeddings and connecting various areas of representation theory.
Findings
Unified embedding of quantum affine rak{sl}_n into rak{sl}_{n+1}
Compatibility with quantum affine Schur algebras and idempotent versions
Applications to canonical bases and modular representation theory
Abstract
We establish an explicit embedding of a quantum affine into a quantum affine . This embedding serves as a common generalization of two natural, but seemingly unrelated, embeddings, one on the quantum affine Schur algebra level and the other on the non-quantum level. The embedding on the quantum affine Schur algebras is used extensively in the analysis of canonical bases of quantum affine and . The embedding on the non-quantum level is used crucially in a work of Riche and Williamson on the study of modular representation theory of general linear groups over a finite field. The same embedding is also used in a work of Maksimau on the categorical representations of affine general linear algebras. We further provide a more natural compatibility statement of the embedding on the idempotent version with that on the…
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TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Finite Group Theory Research · Advanced Algebra and Geometry
