Noncommutative Symmetric Functions and the Inversion Problem
Wenhua Zhao

TL;DR
This paper explores the algebraic structure of noncommutative symmetric functions, deriving identities and formulas related to automorphisms, their inverses, and the Jacobian conjecture, using differential operators and Hopf algebra homomorphisms.
Contribution
It introduces new identities between differential operators in the noncommutative symmetric function system and applies them to automorphism expansions and the Jacobian conjecture.
Findings
Derived identities between differential operators in the NCS system.
Formulas for Taylor series expansions of automorphisms and their inverses.
Established a connection between the Jacobian conjecture and NCSF's.
Abstract
Let be any unital commutative -algebra and commutative or noncommutative variables. Let be a formal central parameter and the formal power series algebra of over . In \cite{GTS-II}, for each automorphism of with and , a \cNcs (noncommutative symmetric) system (\cite{GTS-I}) has been constructed. Consequently, we get a Hopf algebra homomorphism from the Hopf algebra (\cite{G-T}) of NCSF's (noncommutative symmetric functions). In this paper, we first give a list for the identities between any two sequences of differential operators in the \cNcs system by using some identities of NCSF's derived in \cite{G-T} and the homomorphism . Secondly, we apply these identities to derive some formulas in terms of differential operator…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
