A proof of the Murnaghan-Nakayama rule using Specht modules and tableau combinatorics
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Abstract: The Murnaghan--Nakayama rule is a combinatorial rule for the character values of symmetric groups. We give a new combinatorial proof by explicitly finding the trace of the representing matrices in the standard basis of Specht modules. This gives an essentially bijective proof of the rule. A key lemma is an extension of a straightening result proved by the second author to skew-tableaux. Our module theoretic methods also give short proofs of Pieri's rule and Young's rule.
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- Bijective combinatorics
- Counting with symmetric functions
- Group characters and algebra
- On the Representations of the Symmetric Group
- On the representation theory of the symmetric groups
- Specht series for skew representations of symmetric groups
- The representation theory of the symmetric groups
- Vertices of Specht modules and blocks of the symmetric group.
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