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Deligne's letter to Looijenga from 1974
Eduard Looijenga provided a scanned version of the letter, which now can be found at
http://homepage.univie.ac.at/christian.stump/Deligne_Looijenga_Letter_09-03-1974.pdf (outdated)
http://homepage.r …
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An EKR type card deck of a childrens card game
You want to print a deck of cards of the following type: Each card shows $k$ items out of $n$ different items such that any two cards in the deck share exactly one item.
Question: What is the bigg …
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Deligne's letter to Looijenga from 1974
Hello,
I wonder if anyone has a copy of Deligne's letter to Looijenga from 1974 mentioned as reference [26] in Bessis' paper Finite complex reflection arrangements are $K(\pi,1)$ from 2006, see http: …
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What does the regular representation of the coinvariant ring of a unitary reflection group l...
Let $V$ be a complex vector space of finite dimension $n$ and let $W$ be a finite unitary reflection group. This is, $W$ is a subgroup of $GL(V)$ generated by reflections, i.e., elements $r \in GL(V)$ …
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Coxeter exchanges in non-reduced words
(in contrary to what I thought first,) here is a proof that the "exchange condition" holds in the following sense.
It is based on the root configuration in http://arxiv.org/abs/1111.3349 [1].
Let $(W …
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Coxeter exchanges in non-reduced words
These are several comments rather than an answer:
As you write, let $(Q,w,S)$ denote all subwords of $Q$ whose greedy product is $w$ with positions $S$ skipped.
I moreover write $(Q,w)$ for w in the …
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Embed one Coxeter System into another
(This is more of a longer comment without a proper answer to the question.)
I assume you mean "An embedding $(W,S) \hookrightarrow (W',S')$ is an injective map from $S$ to the set $T' = \{ w s w^{-1} …
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A list of symmetric statistics
We started writing up combinatorial statistics on http://www.findstat.org . There you already find some (but not yet many) symmetric statistics. People who are interested and would like to contribute …
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A list of symmetric statistics
Mahonian statistics on permutations:
A statistic $stat$ is Mahonian if it is equidistributed with the major index, i.e.,
$$\sum_{\sigma\in S_n}q^{stat(\sigma)} = \sum_{\sigma\in S_n} q^{maj(\sigma )} …
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A list of symmetric statistics
Euler-Mahonian statistics on permutations:
A pair of statistic $stat_1,stat_2$ is Euler-Mahonian if it is equidistributed with the bistatistic given by the number of descents and the major index, i.e …
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A list of symmetric statistics
Symmetric statistics on permutations:
(maj,inv),
(des,dez),
(number of crossings, number of nestings)
(maximal cardinality of a crossing, maximal cardinality of a nesting)
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A list of symmetric statistics
Symmetric statistics on Dyck paths:
The following statistics have a symmetric joint distribution on Dyck paths:
(area,bounce), see here
(area,dinv), see here
(number of returns, length of last desc …
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Natural bijection between Dyck paths and tilting modules
This is more of an expansion of Sam's comments, but too long for a comment itself:
As pointed out by Sam in that Theorem 4.2.2.2, tilting modules of the linear type $A_n$ quiver are in natural corres …
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Explicit forms for the roots of Eulerian polynomials
Let $E_n(z)$ be the Eulerian polynomial
$$E_n(z) = \sum_{\tau \in \mathfrak{S}_n} z^{\operatorname{des}(\tau)}$$
where $\mathfrak{S}_n$ denotes the set of all permutations of $\{1,\ldots,n\}$ and $\op …
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Equidistribution of returns and height of first peak of Dyck paths
For future references: as we have discussed in this question, this also follows from the "zeta map" sending the bistatistic (area,bounce) to the bistatistic (dinv,area). For another definition and fur …