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What you are describing is the algebraic operad Lie. More details can be found here here. The Whitehouse modules are exactly what you get when you take Lie onto the other side of Schur Weyl duality. The sequence of partitions John describes in the link are the Whitehouse modules tensored with the alternating representation.

What you are describing is the algebraic operad Lie. More details can be found here. The Whitehouse modules are exactly what you get when you take Lie onto the other side of Schur Weyl duality. The sequence of partitions John describes in the link are the Whitehouse modules tensored with the alternating representation.

What you are describing is the algebraic operad Lie. More details can be found here. The Whitehouse modules are exactly what you get when you take Lie onto the other side of Schur Weyl duality. The sequence of partitions John describes in the link are the Whitehouse modules tensored with the alternating representation.

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What you are describing is the algebraic operad Lie. More details can be found here. The Whitehouse modules are exactly what you get when you take Lie onto the other side of Schur Weyl duality. The sequence of partitions John describes in the link are the Whitehouse modules tensored with the alternating representation.

What you are describing is the algebraic operad Lie. More details can be found here. The Whitehouse modules are exactly what you get when you take Lie onto the other side of Schur Weyl duality.

What you are describing is the algebraic operad Lie. More details can be found here. The Whitehouse modules are exactly what you get when you take Lie onto the other side of Schur Weyl duality. The sequence of partitions John describes in the link are the Whitehouse modules tensored with the alternating representation.

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What you are describing is the algebraic operad Lie. More details can be found here. The Whitehouse modules are exactly what you get when you take Lie onto the other side of Schur Weyl duality.