Dominant-dimension inequality for tensor powers and Schur algebras

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Let KK be a field, let SR(n,d)S_R(n,d) denote the Schur algebra over a commutative ring RR, and let VV be its natural module. For n,d∈Nn,d\in\mathbb{N}, write V⊗d−domdim⁡(SR(n,d),R)V^{\otimes d}-\operatorname{domdim}(S_R(n,d),R) for the relative dominant dimension associated with V⊗dV^{\otimes d}. Tensor-power dominant-dimension conjecture. For all n,d∈Nn,d\in\mathbb{N} and every commutative ring RR,

V⊗d−domdim⁡(SR(n,d),R)≥domdim⁡(SR(n,d),R).V^{\otimes d}-\operatorname{domdim}(S_R(n,d),R)\geq \operatorname{domdim}(S_R(n,d),R).

The statement is motivated by the preceding discussion of partial tilting modules and projective-injective modules for Schur algebras. The supplied text gives no evidence that the inequality has been proved or disproved.

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Tiago Cruz, “On split quasi-hereditary covers and Ringel duality”, arXiv:2210.09344 (2024).

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