Sharp Uncertainty Principle for Transitive $G$-Sets over Arbitrary Fields and Finite Groups
Bocong Chen, Yun Fan, Gaojun Luo

TL;DR
This paper extends the uncertainty principle to transitive G-sets over arbitrary fields, providing a sharp inequality relating support size and module dimension, with conditions for equality and applications to finite groups.
Contribution
It generalizes and sharpens the uncertainty principle for finite groups and sets, introducing new bounds and characterizations in a broad algebraic framework.
Findings
Established a new uncertainty inequality for transitive G-sets.
Provided conditions for equality in the uncertainty bounds.
Recovered Tao's strong uncertainty principle for prime order groups.
Abstract
For any finite group , any transitive -set and any field , we consider the vector space of all functions from to , which is a -space isomorphic to the permutation -module . When the group algebra is semisimple and split, we find a specific basis of and, for , construct the Fourier transform . We define the rank support and prove that , where is the submodule of generated by the element . Next, we extend and strengthen the sharpened uncertainty principle for finite abelian groups, established by Feng, Hollmann, and Xiang in 2019, to a broader framework and a sharp version. For , we…
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TopicsFinite Group Theory Research
