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Archive | 2005

Noncommutative character theory of the symmetric group

Dieter Blessenohl; Manfred Schocker

The Inductive Method Noncommutative Character Theory of the Symmetric Group Classical Character Theory of the Symmetric Group Appendices: Elements of Representation Theory Solomons Mackey Formula Young Tableaux and Knuth Relations


Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra | 2003

Embeddings of higher Lie modules

Manfred Schocker

Abstract The higher Lie modules of the general linear group GL( V ) over a finite dimensional vector space V arise naturally from the Poincare–Birkhoff–Witt basis of the tensor algebra over V . They are indexed by partitions. For the higher Lie modules corresponding to hook partitions of n a complete chain of embeddings is obtained. As an application, a new inductive proof of Klyachkos result on the irreducible components of the classical Lie module is given. Additionally, all irreducible components of multiplicity 1 are determined.


Advances in Mathematics | 2005

The peak algebra of the symmetric group revisited

Manfred Schocker


Advances in Mathematics | 2005

A symmetry of the descent algebra of a finite Coxeter group

Dieter Blessenohl; Christophe Hohlweg; Manfred Schocker


Bulletin of The London Mathematical Society | 2004

On a Parabolic Symmetry of Finite Coxeter Groups

Christophe Hohlweg; Manfred Schocker


Archive | 2005

The Littlewood–Richardson Rule

Dieter Blessenohl; Manfred Schocker


Archive | 2005

The Bialgebra

Dieter Blessenohl; Manfred Schocker


Archive | 2005

\mathcal{C}

Dieter Blessenohl; Manfred Schocker


Archive | 2005

of Class Functions

Dieter Blessenohl; Manfred Schocker


Archive | 2005

Cyclic Characters and the Free Lie Algebra

Dieter Blessenohl; Manfred Schocker

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Christophe Hohlweg

Université du Québec à Montréal

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