Expand the following product and write it as a power series in t with
coefficients being symmetric functions in x:
Expand the following product, writing it as a power series in t, with
coefficients being products of symmetric functions of x and y:
Let en(x) denote the monomial symmetric function m(1,1,,1)(x). For
a partition λ = (λ1,λ2,,λp) of d, define:
Write eλ(x) as a linear combination of the basis {mμ(x) : μ ∈ Par(d)}
for d = 1,2,3,4 and each choice of λ.
Expand the following product and write it as a power series in t with
coefficients being symmetric functions in x:
Expand the following product, writing it as a power series in t, with
coefficients being products of symmetric functions of x and y:
Let hn(x) := ∑μ∈Par(n)mμ(x) denote the complete homogeneoussymmetric function. For a partition λ = (λ1,λ2,,λp) of d, define:
Write hλ(x) as a linear combination of the basis {mμ(x) : μ ∈ Par(d)}
for d = 1,2,3,4 and each choice of λ.
Let n ≥ 1; recall that we have a map ρ : Λd→ Λnd obtained by setting
all variables xi,i > n equal to zero. If {bi} is a basis of Λd, show that
it is not true that the nonzero elements in {ρ(bi)} must be a basis of
Λnd ? Can you give an example of a basis of Λd for which this does
hold ?
Express the product m(2,1)m(1,1) as a linear combination of monomial
symmetric functions.
For positive integers p,q show that
Prove that mλ can be written as a polynomial in the e1,e2,, i.e,
there is a polynomial fλ∈ k[u1,u2,] such that mλ = f(e1,e2,).