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Yurii M. Burman

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Lie elements in the group algebra

Given a representation V of a group G, there are two natural ways of defining a representation of the group algebra k[G] in the external power V^{\wedge m}. The set L(V) of elements of k[G] for which these two ways give the same result is a Lie algebra and a representation of G. For the case when G is a symmetric group and V = C^n, a permutation representation, these spaces L(C^n) are naturally embedded into one another. We describe L(C^n) for small n and formulate some questions and conjectures. This is a note on research in progress.

math.RT

Operators of rank 1, discrete path integration and graph Laplacians

We prove a formula for a characteristic polynomial of an operator expressed as a polynomial of rank 1 operators. The formula uses a discrete analog of path integration and implies a generalization of the Forman-Kenyon's formula [4,6] for a determinant of the graph Laplacian (which, in its turn, implies the famous matrix-tree theorem by Kirchhoff) as well as its level 2 analog, where the summation is performed over triangulated nodal surfaces with boundary.

math.CO

Parking functions and Haglund--Loehr data

A parking function is a sequence of N nonnegative integers majorated by a permutation of the set {0, ..., N-1}. We provide a way to encode parking functions by data suggested by J.Haglund and N.Loehr. This coding is compared with another one proposed earlier by M.Shapiro and the author.

math.CO

Relative moduli spaces of complex structures: an example

Let M and N be even-dimensional oriented real manifolds, and $u:M \to N$ be a smooth mapping. A pair of complex structures at M and N is called u-compatible if the mapping u is holomorphic with respect to these structures. The quotient of the space of u-compatible pairs of complex structures by the group of u-equivariant pairs of diffeomorphisms of M and N is called a moduli space of u-equivariant complex structures. The paper contains a description of the fundamental group G of this moduli space in the following case: $N = CP^1, M \subset CP^2$ is a hyperelliptic genus g curve given by the equation $y^2 = Q(x)$ where Q is a generic polynomial of degree 2g+1, and $u(x,y) = y^2$. The group G is a kernel of several (equivalent) actions of the braid-cyclic group $BC_{2g}$ on 2g strands. These are: an action on the set of trees with 2g numbered edges, an action on the set of all splittings of a (4g+2)-gon into numbered nonintersecting quadrangles, and an action on a certain set of subgroups of the free group with 2g generators. $G_{2g} \subset BC_{2g}$ is a subgroup of the index $(2g+1)^{2g-2}$. Key words: Teichmüller spaces, Lyashko-Looijenga map, braid group.

math.DG

Whitney's index formula in higher dimensions and Laplace integrals

The famous Whitney formula relates the winding number of the smooth generic curve in the real plane to the number of its self-intersection points counted with appropriate signs. We extend this formula to smooth immersions of R^n to R^{2n}. Then use this result together with the general technique of Laplace integrals to get an explicit formula for the generator of the group H^n of Stiefel variety V(n,2n).

math.DG