2016
DOI: 10.1090/tran/6716
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On Brauer algebra simple modules over the complex field

Abstract: This is the accepted version of the paper.This version of the publication may differ from the final published version. Abstract. This paper gives two results on the simple modules for the Brauer algebra B n (δ) over the complex field. First we describe the module structure of the restriction of all simple B n (δ)-modules to B n−1 (δ). Second we give a new geometrical interpretation of Ram and Wenzl's construction of bases for 'δ-permissible' simple modules. Permanent

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“…The following result says that the seminormal representations of the quotient algebras Q K r are obtained as truncations of the seminormal representations of the diagram algebras A F r . The application of this result to the Brauer algebras and their quotients acting on orthogonal or symplectic tensor space recovers a well-known phenomenon, which is implicit in [41,34,44], and explicit in [9,Theorem 5.4.3]. See also [14].…”
Section: Supplements On Quotient Towersmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…The following result says that the seminormal representations of the quotient algebras Q K r are obtained as truncations of the seminormal representations of the diagram algebras A F r . The application of this result to the Brauer algebras and their quotients acting on orthogonal or symplectic tensor space recovers a well-known phenomenon, which is implicit in [41,34,44], and explicit in [9,Theorem 5.4.3]. See also [14].…”
Section: Supplements On Quotient Towersmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…However the case of characteristic p > 0 remains essentially open (cf. [20,9]), and it is this problem that motivates the present work.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%