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Threefold Schur coefficients ca,b,cδ

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For partitions δ,a,b,c with ∣δ∣=∣a∣+∣b∣+∣c∣, define the threefold Schur coefficient ca,b,cδ:=[sδ] sasbsc, the coefficient of sδ in the ordinary product of the three Schur functions of Λ (Stable Schur functions from bialternants); when ∣δ∣≠∣a∣+∣b∣+∣c∣ the coefficient is 0, the product being homogeneous of degree ∣a∣+∣b∣+∣c∣. Since sasb=∑ϕca,bϕsϕ with ca,bϕ the Littlewood–Richardson coefficients (The Littlewood–Richardson rule for products of Schur functions, Littlewood--Richardson tableaux and coefficients), substituting gives ca,b,cδ=∑ϕca,bϕ cϕ,cδ=∑ψca,cψ cψ,bδ, the sums over partitions ϕ of ∣a∣+∣b∣ and ψ of ∣a∣+∣c∣; hence each ca,b,cδ is a nonnegative integer, and the two displayed expressions agree with the definition. These coefficients are symmetric in a,b,c because the product sasbsc is commutative, and equivalently ca,b,cδ=⟨sasbsc, sδ⟩H, by the orthonormality of the Schur basis (Schur functions form an orthonormal integral basis). No fourfold or longer iterated coefficient is introduced here; iterating the two identities above gives every nested product of three factors, and the symmetry of the three subscripts is used throughout this page.

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