Multi-Symmetric Schur Functions
Milo Bechtloff Weising

TL;DR
This paper introduces multi-symmetric Schur functions, generalizing classical Schur functions, and explores their combinatorial properties, expansions, and operators, revealing new structural insights and positive expansion formulas.
Contribution
It defines multi-symmetric Schur functions as stable limits of key polynomials and establishes their combinatorial, algebraic, and representation-theoretic properties, including a positive expansion into tensor products of Schur functions.
Findings
Established a diagrammatic combinatorial formula for monomial expansions.
Proved a triangularity result characterizing monomial supports.
Derived positive expansion coefficients as multiplicities of irreducible representations.
Abstract
We study a multi-symmetric generalization of the classical Schur functions called the multi-symmetric Schur functions. These functions form an integral basis for the ring of multi-symmetric functions indexed by tuples of partitions and are defined as certain stable-limits of key polynomials. We prove combinatorial results about the monomial expansions of the multi-symmetric Schur functions including a diagrammatic combinatorial formula and a triangularity result which completely characterizes their monomial multi-symmetric supports. The triangularity result involves a non-trivial generalization of the dominance order on partitions to tuples of partitions. We prove, using the Demazure character formula, that the multi-symmetric Schur functions expand positively into the basis of tensor products of ordinary Schur functions and describe the expansion coefficients as multiplicities of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Theories and Applications · Nonlinear Waves and Solitons · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
