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On the Shifted Littlewood-Richardson Coefficients and Littlewood-Richardson Coefficients

Published 2 Apr 2020 in math.RT and math.CO | (2004.01121v4)

Abstract: We give a new interpretation of the shifted Littlewood-Richardson coefficients $f_{\lambda\mu}\nu$ ($\lambda,\mu,\nu$ are strict partitions). The coefficients $g_{\lambda\mu}$ which appear in the decomposition of Schur $Q$-function $Q_\lambda$ into the sum of Schur functions $Q_\lambda = 2{l(\lambda)}\sum_{\mu}g_{\lambda\mu}s_\mu$ can be considered as a special case of $f_{\lambda\mu}\nu$ (here $\lambda$ is a strict partition of length $l(\lambda)$). We also give another description for $g_{\lambda\mu}$ as the cardinal of a subset of a set that counts Littlewood-Richardson coefficients $c_{\mut\mu}{\tilde{\lambda}}$. This new point of view allows us to establish connections between $g_{\lambda\mu}$ and $c_{\mut \mu}{\tilde{\lambda}}$. More precisely, we prove that $g_{\lambda\mu}=g_{\lambda\mut}$, and $g_{\lambda\mu} \leq c_{\mut\mu}{\tilde{\lambda}}$. We conjecture that $g_{\lambda\mu}2 \leq c{\tilde{\lambda}}_{\mut\mu}$ and formulate some conjectures on our combinatorial models which would imply this inequality if it is valid.

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