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Kazhdan-Lusztig polynomials and drift configurations
The coefficients of the Kazhdan-Lusztig polynomials are
nonnegative integers that are upper semicontinuous on Bruhat order.
Conjecturally, the same properties hold for -polynomials of
local rings of Schubert varieties. This suggests a parallel between the two
families of polynomials. We prove our conjectures for Grassmannians, and more
generally, covexillary Schubert varieties in complete flag varieties, by
deriving a combinatorial formula for . We introduce \emph{drift
configurations} to formulate a new and compatible combinatorial rule for
. From our rules we deduce, for these cases, the coefficient-wise
inequality .Comment: 26 pages. To appear in Algebra & Number Theor
Distance and intersection number in the curve graph of a surface
In this work, we study the cellular decomposition of induced by a filling
pair of curves and , , and its connection
to the distance function in the curve graph of a closed orientable
surface of genus . Efficient geodesics were introduced by the first
author in joint work with Margalit and Menasco in 2016, giving an algorithm
that begins with a pair of non-separating filling curves that determine
vertices in the curve graph of a closed orientable surface and
computing from them a finite set of {\it efficient} geodesics. We extend the
tools of efficient geodesics to study the relationship between distance
, intersection number , and . The main result is
the development and analysis of particular configurations of rectangles in
called \textit{spirals}. We are able to show that, in some
special cases, the efficient geodesic algorithm can be used to build an
algorithm that reduces while preserving . At the end of the
paper, we note a connection of our work to the notion of extending geodesics.Comment: 20 pages, 17 figures. Changes: A key lemma (Lemma 5.6) was revised to
be more precise, an irrelevant proposition (Proposition 2.1) and example were
removed, unnecessary background material was taken out, some of the
definitions and cited results were clarified (including added figures,) and
Proposition 5.7 and Theorem 5.8 have been merged into a single theorem,
Theorem 4.
V,W and X in Technicolour Models
Light techni-fermions and pseudo Goldstone bosons that contribute to the
electroweak radiative correction parameters V,W and X may relax the constraints
on technicolour models from the experimental values of the parameters S and T.
Order of magnitude estimates of the contributions to V,W and X from light
techni-leptons are made when the the techni-neutrino has a small Dirac mass or
a large Majorana mass. The contributions to V,W and X from pseudo Goldstone
bosons are calculated in a gauged chiral Lagrangian. Estimates of V,W and X in
one family technicolour models suggest that the upper bounds on S and T should
be relaxed by between 0.1 and 1 depending upon the precise particle spectrum.Comment: 19 pages + 2 pages of ps figs, SWAT/1
Variations on twists of tuples of hyperelliptic curves and related results
Let f\in\Q[x] be a square-free polynomial of degree and
be an odd positive integer. Based on our earlier investigations we prove that
there exists a function D_{1}\in\Q(u,v,w) such that the Jacobians of the
curves \begin{equation*} C_{1}:\;D_{1}y^2=f(x),\quad
C_{2}:\;y^2=D_{1}x^m+b,\quad C_{3}:\;y^2=D_{1}x^m+c, \end{equation*} have all
positive ranks over \Q(u,v,w). Similarly, we prove that there exists a
function D_{2}\in\Q(u,v,w) such that the Jacobians of the curves
\begin{equation*} C_{1}:\;D_{2}y^2=h(x),\quad C_{2}:\;y^2=D_{2}x^m+b,\quad
C_{3}:\;y^2=x^m+cD_{2}, \end{equation*} have all positive ranks over
\Q(u,v,w). Moreover, if for some , we
prove the existence of a function D_{3}\in\Q(u,v,w) such that the Jacobians
of the curves \begin{equation*} C_{1}:\;y^2=D_{3}x^{m}+a,\quad
C_{2}:\;y^2=D_{3}x^m+b,\quad C_{3}:\;y^2=x^m+cD_{3}, \end{equation*} have all
positive ranks over \Q(u,v,w). We present also some applications of these
results.
Finally, we present some results concerning the torsion parts of the
Jacobians of the superelliptic curves and
for a prime and and and apply our result in order to prove
the existence of a function D\in\Q(u,v,w,t) such that the Jacobians of the
curves \begin{equation*} C_{1}:\;Dy^p=x^m(x+a),\quad Dy^p=x^m(x+b)
\end{equation*} have both positive rank over \Q(u,v,w,t).Comment: Revised version will appear in Journal of Number Theor
First and second cohomologies of grading-restricted vertex algebras
Let be a grading-restricted vertex algebra and a -module. We show
that for any , the first cohomology of
with coefficients in introduced by the author is linearly isomorphic to
the space of derivations from to . In particular, for
are equal (and can be denoted using the same notation
). We also show that the second cohomology of with coefficients in introduced by the author corresponds
bijectively to the set of equivalence classes of square-zero extensions of
by . In the case that , we show that the second cohomology
corresponds bijectively to the set of equivalence
classes of first order deformations of .Comment: 24 pages. Final version to appear in Communications in Mathematical
Physic
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