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computation of the Hall coefficient g(q)[('6,4,2)(,42)(,4,2)]

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2005
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Let L be a uniserial ring of length n, with maximal ideal r , and finite residue field Λ/ r . We consider Λ-modules which possess a finite composition series. We note that a Λ-module has the form B ≅ ⨁i=1m Λ/ rli , where the type of B is the partition l = ( l1,&ldots;,lm ) denoted by t(B). For Λ-modules A, B, C with t(A) = m , t(B) = l , t(C) = n , if A ⊆ B, and B/A ≅ C, we define GBAC = |{U ⊆ B : U ≅ A and B/U ≅ C}|. We show that GBAC = MonoA,B,C Aut A = | S (A, B, C)/∼| = glmn (q), where |Λ/ r | = q, and the last equality comes from evaluating the Hall polynomial glmn (t) ∈ Z [t] at q, as stated in Hall's Theorem. We note that GBAC make up the coefficients of the Hall algebra. We provide a proof that the Hall algebra is a commutative and associative ring. Using the property of associativity of the Hall algebra and I. G. MacDonald's formula: glb1l =qnl -nb-n 1li≥ 1l'i -b'i,b' i-l'i+1 q-1 we develop a procedure to generate arbitrary Hall polynomials and we compute g6,4,2 4,24,2 (q).
Title: A computation of the Hall coefficient g(q)[('6,4,2)(,42)(,4,2)].
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Name(s): Anez, Myriam T.
Florida Atlantic University, Degree grantor
Schmidmeier, Markus, Thesis advisor
Type of Resource: text
Genre: Electronic Thesis Or Dissertation
Issuance: monographic
Date Issued: 2005
Publisher: Florida Atlantic University
Place of Publication: Boca Raton, Fla.
Physical Form: application/pdf
Extent: 123 p.
Language(s): English
Summary: Let L be a uniserial ring of length n, with maximal ideal r , and finite residue field Λ/ r . We consider Λ-modules which possess a finite composition series. We note that a Λ-module has the form B ≅ ⨁i=1m Λ/ rli , where the type of B is the partition l = ( l1,&ldots;,lm ) denoted by t(B). For Λ-modules A, B, C with t(A) = m , t(B) = l , t(C) = n , if A ⊆ B, and B/A ≅ C, we define GBAC = |{U ⊆ B : U ≅ A and B/U ≅ C}|. We show that GBAC = MonoA,B,C Aut A = | S (A, B, C)/∼| = glmn (q), where |Λ/ r | = q, and the last equality comes from evaluating the Hall polynomial glmn (t) ∈ Z [t] at q, as stated in Hall's Theorem. We note that GBAC make up the coefficients of the Hall algebra. We provide a proof that the Hall algebra is a commutative and associative ring. Using the property of associativity of the Hall algebra and I. G. MacDonald's formula: glb1l =qnl -nb-n 1li≥ 1l'i -b'i,b' i-l'i+1 q-1 we develop a procedure to generate arbitrary Hall polynomials and we compute g6,4,2 4,24,2 (q).
Identifier: 9780542385704 (isbn), 13289 (digitool), FADT13289 (IID), fau:10141 (fedora)
Collection: FAU Electronic Theses and Dissertations Collection
Note(s): Charles E. Schmidt College of Science
Thesis (M.S.)--Florida Atlantic University, 2005.
Subject(s): Mathematical statistics
Algebra, Abstract
Abelian groups
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