Canonical Bases for Irreducible Representations of Quantum GLn, II
Canonical Bases for Irreducible Representations of Quantum GLn, II
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量子 GLn 不可约表示的规范基础,II
DOI:
10.1112/jlms/51.3.461
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发表时间:
1995
影响因子:
1.2
通讯作者:
J. Du
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作者:
J. Du
In [11] the author introduced certain canonical bases for the irreducible representations of quantum linear groups via the Kazhdan-Lusztig bases (see [10]) of#-Schur algebras. In this paper we shall give a more explicit description of these bases by using Dipper-James' construction of tf-Weyl modules [9], and reveal a certain sophisticated relation, that is, the IC relation in the sense [19, 12], between these bases and Dipper-James' semi-standard bases [loc. cit.]. This in fact gives a new construction of the semi-standard bases. By combining this investigation with a result of Grojnowski-Lusztig [14], we shall also prove that the canonical bases introduced in [11] are exactly the same as Lusztig's canonical bases [18, 20] in the case of type A. Therefore we eventually obtain a new description of Lusztig's canonical bases for irreducible representations of the quantized enveloping algebra of type A. We organize this paper as follows. We first revisit briefly Dipper-James' construction of q-Weyl modules in § 1. After giving a more useful description of the canonical bases for the#-Weyl modules, we show that these bases are certain IC bases with respect to some appropriate involution and'standard bases' in § 2. Thus, the standard bases for g-Weyl modules are introduced. In Section 3, we shall prove that these standard bases are, up to scalars, Dipper-James' semi-standard bases. This in fact proves the IC relation between the semi-standard bases and the canonical bases. Finally, we shall prove that our canonical bases agree with Lusztig's canonical bases for type A.1. q-Weyl modules and their semi-standard basesIt is known that the study of irreducible representations of quantum linear groups can be reduced to the study of irreducible polynomial representations (see [22, Chapter 11] and [13] in the classical case), or equivalently, irreducible representations of#-Schur algebras. For our purpose, it suffices to restrict our attention to the representation theory of^-Schur algebras.