Dipper–James conjecture on the centre of the symmetric-group Hecke algebra

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Let RR be a commutative ring with 11, let q∈Rq\in R be invertible, and let H=Hn(R,q){\mathcal H}={\mathcal H}_n(R,q) be the Hecke algebra of the symmetric group, with Jucys–Murphy operators

Li:=∑1≤j<iqj−iT(j,i)(1≤i≤n).L_i:=\sum_{1\le j<i}q^{j-i}T_{(j,i)}\quad (1\le i\le n).

Dipper–James conjecture. The centre of H{\mathcal H} is the set of symmetric polynomials in the Jucys–Murphy operators L1,…,LnL_1,\ldots,L_n.

This identifies the centre with the algebra generated by symmetric functions of the Jucys–Murphy operators. The source presents it as a conjecture of Dipper and James; its resolution is not established by the supplied context.

References

Primary source

Andrew R Francis and John J Graham, “Centres of Hecke algebras: the Dipper-James conjecture”, arXiv:math/0603314 (2006).

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