Symmetric polynomials and exterior power of a polynomial ring in one variable
Timur R. Seifullin
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Timur R. Seifullin
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In this article we consider the exterior power and the symmetric tensors of the polynomial ring in one variable. The structure of an associative semigraded algebra of this polynomial ring induces on the symmetric tensors the structure of an associative semigraded algebra, and on the exterior power induces structure of a semigraded module over semigraded algebra of symmetric tensors. The algebra of symmetric polynomials is isomorphic to the algebra of the symmetric tensors of polynomial ring in one variables. We obtained the explicit expression for symmetric polynomials via elementary symmetric polynomials and the explicit expression for elements of the exterior power via elementary symmetric polynomials and elements of the exterior power of the lower polynomial degree.
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In this article we consider the exterior power and the symmetric tensors of the polynomial ring in one variable. The structure of an associative semigraded algebra of this polynomial ring induces on the symmetric tensors the structure of an associative semigraded algebra, and on the exterior power induces structure of a semigraded module over semigraded algebra of symmetric tensors. The algebra of symmetric polynomials is isomorphic to the algebra of the symmetric tensors of polynomial ring in one variables. We obtained the explicit expression for symmetric polynomials via elementary symmetric polynomials and the explicit expression for elements of the exterior power via elementary symmetric polynomials and elements of the exterior power of the lower polynomial degree.
Key concepts: Power sum symmetric polynomial, Elementary symmetric polynomial, Complete homogeneous symmetric polynomial, Symmetric polynomial, Ring of symmetric functions, Mathematics, Polynomial ring, Symmetric algebra