Hook confinement #
A PermTower over a family of algebras E n is a family of
representations of the symmetric-group algebras with exponentially
bounded dimensions (finrank (E n) ≤ A ^ n, the accompanying
paper's hypothesis, with A a real constant) in which vanishing
propagates along the standard embeddings. The main theorem:
relative to any SchurPackage, the shapes alive in a tower are
confined to a hook — there is an s with every alive shape
satisfying IsInHook (s − 1) (s − 1).
The argument: the square shape of side s, for s given by the
package's square_dim growth field at ⌈√A⌉, has a block too large
for the tower's dimension bound, so it is dead
(dim_sq_le_finrank); by e_killed_of_contained and vanishing
propagation no shape containing the square is alive; and a shape
outside the hook contains the square.
A tower of representations of the symmetric-group algebras on a
family of complex algebras, with vanishing propagating along the
standard embeddings (symCast) and exponentially bounded target
dimensions. The skein endomorphism algebras form such a tower.
The representations.
- compat {m n : ℕ} (h : m ≤ n) (x : SymGroupAlgebra m) : (self.rep m) x = 0 → (self.rep n) ((symCast h) x) = 0
Vanishing propagates along the standard embeddings.
The exponential dimension bound.
Instances For
Square death: the square of side s is not alive as soon as
its block dimension squared exceeds the tower's dimension bound at
s² strands. This is the accompanying paper's hypothesis verbatim:
dim² ≤ finrank ≤ A ^ (s²) < dim².
Hook confinement: every shape alive in a tower lies in the
hook IsInHook (s − 1) (s − 1) for a side s given by the
package's growth field at the tower's bound.