The Howe duality and the Projective Representations of Symmetric Groups
Alexander Sergeev
Abstract
The symmetric group Sn possesses a nontrivial central extension, whose irreducible representations, different from the irreducible representations of Sn itself, coincide with the irreducible representations of a certain algebra An. Recently M.~Nazarov realized irreducible representations of An and Young symmetrizers by means of the Howe duality between the Lie superalgebra q(n) and the Hecke algebra Hn, the semidirect product of Sn with the Clifford algebra Cn on n indeterminates. Here I construct one more analog of Young symmetrizers in Hn as well as the analogs of Specht modules for An and Hn.
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