Symmetric coinvariant algebras and local Weyl modules at a double point
Abstract
The symmetric coinvariant algebra C[x1, dots, xn]Sn is the quotient algebra of the polynomial ring by the ideal generated by symmetric polynomials vanishing at the origin. It is known that the algebra is isomorphic to the regular representation of Sn. Replacing C[x] with A = C[x,y]/(xy), we introduce another symmetric coinvariant algebra Aotimes nSn and determine its Sn-module structure. As an application, we determine the slr+1-module structure of the local Weyl module at a double point for slr+1 otimes A.
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