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The unequal-parameter Coxeter Hecke algebra

Definition

Let (W,S), Γ, A=Z[Γ], and L:W→Γ be as in Arbitrary-rank Coxeter presentations, length, reflections, and Bruhat order and Weight functions and ordered group-algebra coefficients. For s∈S, write qs=vL(s)∈A×. Let F=A⟨Ts:s∈S⟩ be the free associative A-algebra and let I be the two-sided ideal generated by

(Ts−qs)(Ts+qs−1)(s∈S)

and, for each distinct s,t∈S with finite m(s,t), the equality of the two alternating products of Ts,Tt having m(s,t) factors. Define the unequal-parameter Coxeter Hecke algebra by HA(W,L)=F/I, and use Ts for the image of a generator. For m(s,t)=∞ there is no braid relation between Ts and Tt.

The quadratic relation is equivalently

Ts2=(qs−qs−1)Ts+1,

so each Ts is invertible with Ts−1=Ts−(qs−qs−1). The basis, bar, and Bruhat support properties are not part of this definition; they are proved in The arbitrary-rank weighted Hecke basis and Bruhat-triangular bar ↗.

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