Folded skew Howe duality for spin centralizer algebras

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Let n≥1n\geq 1 and m≥2m\geq 2. Write K0τ(−)K_0^\tau(-) for the weighted Grothendieck group of a category with involution, let (\EuScriptBmn)τ({\EuScript{B}}_{m}^{n})^\tau be the equivariant category, and let Fi(k)Ei(k)1n\mathcal{F}_i^{(k)}\mathcal{E}_i^{(k)}\mathbb{1}_{\mathbf n} and Xi(k)\mathsf{X}_i^{(k)} denote the corresponding categorical and endomorphism-algebra elements. Folded skew Howe duality. There is an isomorphism of C(q){\mathbb C}(q)-algebras

C(q)⊗Z[q±]K0τ((\EuScriptBmn)τ)→≅EndUq(so2n+1)(S⊗m){\mathbb C}(q)\otimes_{{\mathbb Z}[q^\pm]}K_0^\tau(({{\EuScript{B}}_{m}^{n}})^\tau)\xrightarrow{\cong}{\rm End}_{U_q(\mathfrak{so}_{2n+1})}(S^{\otimes m})

that sends the class of an appropriate equivariant structure on Fi(k)Ei(k)1n\mathcal{F}_i^{(k)}\mathcal{E}_i^{(k)}\mathbb{1}_{\mathbf n} to Xi(k)\mathsf{X}_i^{(k)}. This generalizes the established m=2m=2 case and proposes an equivariant categorification of the spin centralizer algebra for arbitrary tensor powers.

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Elijah Bodish, Ben Elias and David E. V. Rose, “Spin Link Homology”, arXiv:2407.00189 (2024).

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