The Rouquier-block multiplicity formula for cyclotomic q-Schur algebras

Let Sr,n\mathcal{S}_{r,n} be a cyclotomic qq-Schur algebra defined over a field of characteristic pot<0p ot<0. Let boldsymbollambdaboldsymbol{lambda} and boldsymbolmuboldsymbol{mu} be rr-multipartitions of nn lying in a Rouquier block, with the same multicore, and suppose that no component of boldsymbolmuboldsymbol{mu} has pp or more removable ee-rim hooks. Write Delta(lambda)Delta(\boldsymbol{lambda}) for the Weyl module indexed by boldsymbollambdaboldsymbol{lambda} and L(mu)L(\boldsymbol{mu}) for the corresponding simple module.

The Rouquier-block multiplicity conjecture. The multiplicity of L(mu)L(\boldsymbol{mu}) as a composition factor of Δ(λ)\Delta(\boldsymbol{\lambda}) is

[Δ(λ):L(mu)]=αΓe+1rβΓerγΓer+1δΓer(k=0r1i=0e1cμikγikδikcαikβikγik+1δikcβik(αi+1k)λik)cα00α01α0r1cγ00γ10γe10cγ0rγ1rγe1r.[\Delta(\boldsymbol{\lambda}):L(\boldsymbol{mu})] = \sum_{\boldsymbol{\alpha} \in \Gamma^{r}_{e+1}} \sum_{\boldsymbol{\beta} \in \Gamma^{r}_{e}} \sum_{\boldsymbol{\gamma} \in \Gamma^{r+1}_{e}} \sum_{\boldsymbol{\delta} \in \Gamma^{r}_{e}} \left( \prod_{k=0}^{r-1} \prod_{i=0}^{e-1} c^{\delta^k_i}_{\mu^k_i \gamma^k_i} c^{\delta^k_i}_{\alpha^k_i \beta^k_i \gamma^{k+1}_i} c^{\lambda^k_i}_{\beta^k_i (\alpha^k_{i+1})'}\right) c^{\varnothing}_{\alpha^0_0 \alpha^1_0 \ldots \alpha^{r-1}_{0}} c^{\varnothing}_{\gamma^0_0 \gamma^0_1 \ldots \gamma^{0}_{e-1}} c^{\varnothing}_{\gamma^r_0 \gamma^r_1 \ldots \gamma^r_{e-1}}.

The formula is intended to extend the known multiplicity result for ee-regular boldsymbolmuboldsymbol{mu} to the stated characteristic and multipartition hypotheses, and its general validity is the conjectural part of the paper.

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Sinead Lyle, “Decomposition numbers for Rouquier blocks of Ariki-Koike algebras I”, arXiv:2303.04668 (2023).

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