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Mrigendra Singh Kushwaha

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The saturation property for refined Littlewood-Richardson coefficients

Given dominant integral weights $λ, μ, ν$ of a finite-dimensional simple Lie algebra $\mathfrak{g}$ and an element $w$ of its Weyl group, the refined tensor product multiplicity $c_{λμ}^ν(w)$ is the multiplicity of the irreducible $\mathfrak{g}$-module $V(ν)$ in the so-called Kostant--Kumar submodule $K(λ, w, μ)$ of the tensor product $V(λ) \otimes V(μ)$. We derive properties of these coefficients in general type, including a Brauer--Klimyk type formula and restriction theorems. In type $A$, we obtain a hive model for the $c_{λμ}^ν(w)$ and prove that the saturation and strong semigroup properties hold if the permutation $w$ is $312$-avoiding, $231$-avoiding, or a commuting product of such elements. This generalizes the classical Knutson--Tao saturation theorem.

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Gelfand-Tsetlin Crystals of Kostant-Kumar modules

We give Gelfand-Tsetlin crystals for the Kostant-Kumar modules for the finite simple Lie algebra of type A. Kostant-Kumar modules are cyclic submodules of the tensor product of two irreducible highest weight modules of a symmetrizable Kac-Moody Lie algebras. In this case (type A), we also provide a polytopal model for Kostant-Kumar modules in terms of BiKogan faces.

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Crystals for Kostant-Kumar modules of $\widehat{\mathfrak{sl}_2}$

We consider the affine Lie algebra $\widehat{\mathfrak{sl}_2}$ and the Kostant-Kumar submodules of tensor products of its level 1 highest weight integrable representations. We construct crystals for these submodules in terms of the charged partitions model and describe their decomposition into irreducibles.

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Simple Procedures for Left and Right Keys of Semi-Standard Young Tableaux

We give simple procedures to obtain the left and right keys of a semi-standard Young tableau. Keys derive their interest from the fact that they encode the characters of Demazure and opposite Demazure modules for the general and special linear groups. Given the importance of keys, there are indeed several procedures available in the literature to determine them. In comparison, our procedures are new (to the best of our knowledge) and especially simple. Having said that, we hasten to add that there is nothing new in any individual ingredient that goes into our procedures. These ingredients are all routine, straightforward, and (in any case) occur in the literature. But they never quite seem to have been put together as done here. Our procedures end up repeatedly performing the Deodhar lifts, maximal lifts for the left key and minimal lifts for right key. Together with the well known fact that keys can be obtained by such repeated lifts, this justifies the procedures. The relevance of Deodhar lifts to combinatorial models for Demazure characters is well known in Standard Monomial Theory. Right and left keys appear respectively as initial and final directions of Lakshmibai-Seshadri paths in Littelmanns Path Model Theory.

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A study of Kostant-Kumar modules via Littelmann paths

We study, by means of Littelmann's theory of paths, Kostant-Kumar modules (KK modules for short), which by definition are certain submodules of the tensor product of two irreducible integrable highest weight representations of a symmetrizable Kac-Moody algebra. Our main result is an identification of a path model for any KK module as a subset of the well known path model for the tensor product consisting of concatenations of Lakshmibai-Seshadri paths. The technical results about extremal elements in Coxeter groups that we formulate and prove en route and the technique of their proofs should be of independent interest. We also discuss the existence of PRV components and generalised PRV components in KK modules. Specialising to the case of the special linear Lie algebra, we record a decomposition rule for KK modules in terms of Littlewood-Richardson tableaux. In this connection, we present a new procedure to determine the permutation that is the initial element of the minimal standard lift of a semi-standard Young tableau. The appendix, necessitated by the derivation of the tableau decomposition rule, deals with standard concatenations of Lakshmibai-Seshadri paths of arbitrary shapes, of which semi-standard Young tableaux form a very special case.

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