Two maps on affine type \(A\) crystals and Hecke algebras (Q2030738)

In the article under review, the author studies bijections between the crystal bases of the Fock spaces, and apply them to the representation theory of the Hecke algebra of the complex reflection group \(G(l,l,n)\). The Fock space is the vector space with basis labeled by the \(l\)-partitions. It is a highest weight module over the quantum affine algebra of untwisted type A. This module structure depends on an \(l\)-tuple of integers, called the multicharge. The Fock space has a crystal basis, also labeled by the \(l\)-partitions. Its connected component containing the highest weight vector (known as the set of Uglov \(l\)-partitions) plays an important role in the representation theory of the Hecke algebra of the complex reflection group \(G(l,l,n)\). However, no explicit description of the set of Uglov \(l\)-partitions is known except when the multicharge satisfies certain conditions. The author of the paper under review uses bijections between the sets of Uglov \(l\)-partitions for different multicharges to describe two maps concerning Uglov \(l\)-partitions and \(e\)-regular partitions. Furthermore, the author applies these results to representation theory of the Hecke algebra of type \(G(l,l,n)\).