Differential Operator Specializations of Noncommutative Symmetric Functions

Abstract

Let K be any unital commutative Q-algebra and z=(z1, ..., zn) commutative or noncommutative free variables. Let t be a formal parameter which commutes with z and elements of K. We denote uniformly by and the formal power series algebras of z over K and K[[t]], respectively. For any α ≥ 1, let be the unital algebra generated by the differential operators of which increase the degree in z by at least α-1 and the group of automorphisms Ft(z)=z-Ht(z) of with o(Ht(z))≥ α and Ht=0(z)=0. First, for any fixed α ≥ 1 and Ft∈ , we introduce five sequences of differential operators of and show that their generating functions form a NCS (noncommutative symmetric) system [Z4] over the differential algebra . Consequently, by the universal property of the NCS system formed by the generating functions of certain NCSFs (noncommutative symmetric functions) first introduced in [GKLLRT], we obtain a family of Hopf algebra homomorphisms Ft: NSym (Ft∈ ), which are also grading-preserving when Ft satisfies certain conditions. Note that, the homomorphisms Ft above can also be viewed as specializations of NCSFs by the differential operators of . Secondly, we show that, in both commutative and noncommutative cases, this family Ft (with all n≥ 1 and Ft∈ ) of differential operator specializations can distinguish any two different NCSFs. Some connections of the results above with the quasi-symmetric functions ([Ge], [MR], [S]) are also discussed.

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