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Threefold Schur coefficients
Definition
For partitions with , define the threefold Schur coefficient the coefficient of in the ordinary product of the three Schur functions of (Stable Schur functions from bialternants); when the coefficient is , the product being homogeneous of degree . Since with the Littlewood–Richardson coefficients (The Littlewood–Richardson rule for products of Schur functions, Littlewood--Richardson tableaux and coefficients), substituting gives the sums over partitions of and of ; hence each is a nonnegative integer, and the two displayed expressions agree with the definition. These coefficients are symmetric in because the product is commutative, and equivalently 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.
Depends on
Used by
- Murnaghan–Littlewood: top-degree reduced coefficients are Littlewood–Richardson coefficients Lemma
- The Jacobi–Trudi completion is compatible with the internal product Lemma
- The nonnegative expansion of a reduced Kronecker coefficient Lemma
- The exact global stabilization threshold for a fixed Kronecker product Theorem
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Sources
- Emmanuel Briand, Rosa Orellana and Mercedes Rosas, The stability of the Kronecker product of Schur functions, arXiv:0907.4652v2 (2009); Section 2, equations (7)-(8), pp. 7-8 (the coefficients $c^\delta_{\alpha,\beta,\gamma}$ of $s_\delta$ in $s_\alpha s_\beta s_\gamma$ and their iterated Littlewood-Richardson form) (standard reference, not scraped)
- I. G. Macdonald, Symmetric Functions and Hall Polynomials, 2nd ed., Oxford University Press 1995; Chapter I sections 3 and 5 (Schur functions and their products, Littlewood-Richardson coefficients) (standard reference, not scraped)