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Discovering product and coproduct Rules for Bases of ${\textsf {QSym}}_F$ through Supercharacters

Combinatorics 2023-11-16 v1 Representation Theory

Abstract

In this paper, we establish product and coproduct rules for three bases of the Hopf algebra QSymF\textsf{QSym}_F of quasisymmetric functions over FF, with FF being either C(q,t)\mathbb{C}(q,t) or C(q)\mathbb{C}(q). These results are derived through the categorizations of QSymC\textsf{QSym}_{\mathbb{C}} obtained by utilizing the normal lattice supercharacter theories. Firstly, we deal with a basis {Dα(q,t)αComp}\{\mathcal{D}_{\alpha}(q,t) \mid \alpha \in \textsf{Comp}\} of QSymC(q,t)\textsf{QSym}_{\mathbb{C}(q,t)}, where Comp\textsf{Comp} denotes the set of all compositions. This basis is obtained from the direct sum of specific supercharacter function spaces and consists of superclass identifier functions. Upon appropriate specializations of qq and tt, it yields notable bases of QSymC\textsf{QSym}_{\mathbb{C}} and QSymC(q)\textsf{QSym}_{\mathbb{C}(q)}, including enriched qq-monomial quasisymmetric functions introduced by Grinberg and Vassilieva. Secondly, we deal with the basis {Gα(q)αComp}\{G_{\alpha}(q) \mid \alpha \in \textsf{Comp}\} of QSymC(q)\textsf{QSym}_{\mathbb{C}(q)}, where Gα(q)G_{\alpha}(q) represents the quasisymmetric Hall-Littlewood function introduced by Hivert. Our product rule is new, whereas our coproduct rule turns out to be equivalent to the existing coproduct rule of Hivert. Finally, we consider a basis {Mα(q)αComp}\{M_{\alpha}(q) \mid \alpha \in \textsf{Comp}\} of QSymC(q)\textsf{QSym}_{\mathbb{C}(q)}, where Mα(q)M_{\alpha}(q) is a qq-analogue of the monomial quasisymmetric function.

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Cite

@article{arxiv.2311.08917,
  title  = {Discovering product and coproduct Rules for Bases of ${\textsf {QSym}}_F$ through Supercharacters},
  author = {Woo-Seok Jung and Young-Tak Oh},
  journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2311.08917},
  year   = {2023}
}

Comments

51 pages. This paper is a revised version of arXiv:2207.11110, yet it is released independently due to substantial revisions and a significant shift in the research direction