Skew hook Schur functions and the cyclic sieving phenomenon
Nishu Kumari

TL;DR
This paper investigates specialized skew hook Schur functions at roots of unity, characterizes when they vanish, and demonstrates their connection to the cyclic sieving phenomenon through combinatorial interpretations involving ribbon supertableaux.
Contribution
It provides a characterization of when these specialized skew hook Schur functions are nonzero, factorizes them into smaller components, and establishes their role in cyclic sieving phenomena using combinatorial models.
Findings
Characterization of vanishing skew hook Schur functions
Factorization into smaller skew hook Schur polynomials
Cyclic sieving phenomenon on supertableaux
Abstract
Fix an integer and a primitive root of unity . We consider the specialized skew hook Schur polynomial , where , for . We characterize the skew shapes for which the polynomial vanishes and prove that the nonzero polynomial factorizes into smaller skew hook Schur polynomials. Then we give a combinatorial interpretation of , for all divisors of , in terms of ribbon supertableaux. Lastly, we use the combinatorial interpretation to prove the cyclic sieving phenomenon on the set of semistandard supertableaux of shape for odd .…
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Taxonomy
TopicsPolynomial and algebraic computation · History and Theory of Mathematics · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
