Schur vanishing at the module level #
The block decomposition of the symmetric-group algebra acts on
the relative tensor powers of a module through modPowAlg; when
every block of one size acts as zero, the completeness of the
blocks collapses the whole power.
Module-level Schur vanishing: the block of the shape acts as zero on the relative tensor power of the module.
Equations
- RS.ModSchurKilled A X P μ = ((RS.modPowAlg A X μ.card) (P.e μ) = 0)
Instances For
Module-level upward closure (Deligne 1.7 over the base): vanishing of a block's action ascends along containment of shapes.
Completeness collapses the power: if every block of one size acts as zero on the relative power, the power itself vanishes.
The symmetric power vanishes exactly when the symmetriser acts as zero.
A dead symmetric power kills the row block.
Row and column kills collapse the whole power (Deligne 2.9 case (c), module level, Schur half): a module whose row and column blocks act as zero has vanishing relative power at the product size.
The alternating power vanishes exactly when the antisymmetriser acts as zero.
A dead alternating power kills the column block.
Dead symmetric and alternating powers collapse the relative power (Deligne 2.9 case (c), Schur half): the row and column bridges feed the block collapse.
An idempotent's cut vanishes exactly when it acts as zero.