Enomoto–Kashiwara's global crystal-basis conjecture for Vθ(λ)V_\theta(\lambda)

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Let Vθ(λ)V_\theta(\lambda) be the symmetric-crystal representation for a dominant integral weight λ\lambda fixed by θ\theta, and let Lθ(λ)L_\theta(\lambda) be its crystal lattice with bar-conjugate lattice Lθ(λ)−L_\theta(\lambda)^-. Let Vθ(λ)Alow=UA vλV_\theta(\lambda)^{\mathrm{low}}_\mathbf A=U_{\mathbf A}\,v_\lambda be the specified integral form. A triple of lattices is balanced when it has the balancing property defined in the paper. Enomoto–Kashiwara's global crystal-basis conjecture. The representation Vθ(λ)V_\theta(\lambda) has a global crystal basis; equivalently, the triple

(Lθ(λ),Lθ(λ)−,Vθ(λ)Alow)\bigl(L_\theta(\lambda),L_\theta(\lambda)^-,V_\theta(\lambda)^{\mathrm{low}}_\mathbf A\bigr)

is balanced. This is the global, integral refinement of the preceding crystal-basis conjecture.

References

Primary source

Naoya Enomoto and Masaki Kashiwara, “Symmetric Crystals for _”, arXiv:0704.2817 (2007).

Additional references

2 papers in this index state this conjecture (2006–2007). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:math/0608079.

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