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Plethysms, replicated Schur functions and series, with applications to vertex operators
Bertfried Fauser ; Peter D Jarvis ; Ronald C King ;
Date 22 Jun 2010
AbstractSpecializations of Schur functions are exploited to define and evaluate the Schur functions s_lambda[alpha X] and plethysms s_lambda[alpha s_ u(X))] for any alpha - integer, real or complex. Plethysms are then used to define pairs of mutually inverse infinite series of Schur functions, M_pi and L_pi, specified by arbitrary partitions pi. These are used in turn to define and provide generating functions for formal characters, s_lambda^{(pi)}, of certain groups H_pi, thereby extending known results for orthogonal and symplectic group characters. Each of these formal characters is then given a vertex operator realization, first in terms of the series M=M_{(0)} and various L_sigma^perp dual to L_sigma, and then more explicitly in exponential form. Finally the replicated form of such vertex operators are written down.
Source arXiv, 1006.4266
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