Algorithmic inverse decomposition-matrix conjecture for the principal block

Let B0B_0 be the principal block, let Λλ\Lambda_\lambda and Γˉλ\bar{\Gamma}_\lambda be the poset and graph subsets defined by the algorithm, and let d(μ,λ)d(\mu,\lambda) be the grading distance. The notation [L(λ):Δ(μ)](v)[L(\lambda):\Delta(\mu)](v) denotes the graded decomposition number. Inverse decomposition-matrix conjecture. The algorithm constructs the inverse of the vv-decomposition matrix of B0B_0:

[L(λ):Δ(μ)](v)=(1)d(μ,λ)vd(μ,λ)[L(\lambda):\Delta(\mu)](v)=(-1)^{d(\mu,\lambda)}v^{d(\mu,\lambda)}

if μΓˉλ\mu\in\bar{\Gamma}_\lambda, and it is 00 otherwise. This is conjectured for the standards in the minimal BGG resolution ΔL(λ)0\Delta_\bullet\to L(\lambda)\to0 produced by the algorithm.

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Stephen Griffeth and Emily Norton, “Character formulas and Bernstein-Gelfand-Gelfand resolutions for Cherednik algebra modules”, arXiv:1511.00748 (2015).

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