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The rank-two polynomial-module action

Example

For n=2, the polynomial action of the operator from Demazure–Lusztig operators satisfy the affine type-A relations satisfies T1⋅1=Q,T1⋅X1=X2,T1⋅X2=QX1+(Q−1)X2.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A=Z[Q,Q−1][X1±1,X2±1], s1 interchanging X1,X2, and the polynomial action defined by the operator lemma.

[F1]

The type-A weight lattice, Laurent ring, and divided differences: D1(f)=(f−s1(f))/(1−X1/X2), so D1(1)=0, D1(X1)=−X2, and D1(X2)=X2.

[F2]

The rational skew group algebra for type A: K⋊Sn acts on K by (a[w])⋅f=a w(f).

[F3]

Demazure–Lusztig operators satisfy the affine type-A relations: Ti=Q[si]+(Q−1)([1]−[si])/(1−Xi/Xi+1) and it preserves A.

Verification

Given: The rank-two Laurent algebra, the skew-group action in [F2], and the operator in [F3].

1.1F1F2F3algebra

Under the action of [F2], the operator in [F3] acts by T1⋅f=Qs1(f)+(Q−1)(f−s1(f))/(1−X1/X2)=Qs1(f)+(Q−1)D1(f).

2.1F1step 1.1algebra∎

Since s1(1)=1 and D1(1)=0 by [F1], step 1.1 gives T1⋅1=Q. For X1, [F1] gives T1⋅X1=QX2−(Q−1)X2=X2; for X2 it gives T1⋅X2=QX1+(Q−1)X2. These outputs lie in A, as required.

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