NONRECURSIVE CANONICAL BASIS COMPUTATIONS FOR LOW RANK KASHIWARA CRYSTALS OF TYPE A
Ola Amara-Omari, Mary Schaps
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Ola Amara-Omari, Mary Schaps
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We give an improved algorithm for the action of the divided power of a Chevalley basis element of an affine Lie algebra of type A on canonical basis elements satisfying an easily checked uniformity condition and compare calculation times for our algorithm against the standard algorithm. For symmetric Kashiwara crystals of affine type A and rank e=2, and for the canonical basis elements that we call external, corresponding to weights on the outer skin of the Kashiwara crystal, we construct the canonical basis elements in a nonrecursive manner. In particular, for a symmetric crystal with Λ=aΛ0+aΛ1, we give formulae for the canonical basis elements for all the e-regular multipartitions with defects either k(a−k) or k(a−k)+2a, for 0≤k≤a.
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We give an improved algorithm for the action of the divided power of a Chevalley basis element of an affine Lie algebra of type A on canonical basis elements satisfying an easily checked uniformity condition and compare calculation times for our algorithm against the standard algorithm. For symmetric Kashiwara crystals of affine type A and rank e=2, and for the canonical basis elements that we call external, corresponding to weights on the outer skin of the Kashiwara crystal, we construct the canonical basis elements in a nonrecursive manner. In particular, for a symmetric crystal with Λ=aΛ0+aΛ1, we give formulae for the canonical basis elements for all the e-regular multipartitions with defects either k(a−k) or k(a−k)+2a, for 0≤k≤a.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Standard basis, Basis (linear algebra), Affine transformation, Type (biology), Rank (graph theory), Computation, Pure mathematics