On the commutative quotient of Fomin-Kirillov algebras
Abstract
The Fomin-Kirillov algebra En is a noncommutative algebra with a generator for each edge in the complete graph on n vertices. For any graph G on n vertices, let EG be the subalgebra of En generated by the edges in G. We show that the commutative quotient of EG is isomorphic to the Orlik-Terao algebra of G. As a consequence, the Hilbert series of this quotient is given by (-t)n G(-t-1), where G is the chromatic polynomial of G. We also give a reduction algorithm for the graded components of EG that do not vanish in the commutative quotient and show that their structure is described by the combinatorics of noncrossing forests.
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