Howe duality of type P
When two Lie (super)algebras have mutually centralizing actions on a symmetric (super)algebra, then they are a Howe dual pair and their mutually centralizing action on the superalgebra is a Howe duality. A Howe duality provides a bridge between the representation theories of the two Lie (super)algebras as well as applications to invariant theory and other related fields. the present authors establish classical and categorical Howe dualities between the periplectic Lie superalgebras \(\mathfrak{p}(m)\) and \(\mathfrak{p}(n)\), for \(m, n \geq 1\). The authors also describe a presentation via generators and relations as well as a Kostant \(\mathbb{Z}\)-form for the universal enveloping superalgebra \(U(\mathfrak{p}(m))\).
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