Quasiinvariants of S3
Jason Bandlow, Gregg Musiker
Abstract
Let sij represent a tranposition in Sn. A polynomial P in Q[Xn] is said to be m-quasiinvariant with respect to Sn if (xi-xj)2m+1 divides (1-sij)P for all 1 ≤ i, j ≤ n. We call the ring m-quasiinvariants QIm[Xn]. We describe a method for constructing a basis for the quotient QIm[X3]/< e1, e2, e3>. This leads to the evaluation of certain binomial determinants that are interesting in their own right.
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