Growth diagrams from polygons in the affine Grassmannian

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zbMATH Open1411.05289arXiv1706.03157MaRDI QIDQ2632679FDOQ2632679


Authors: Tair Akhmejanov Edit this on Wikidata


Publication date: 15 May 2019

Published in: Séminaire Lotharingien de Combinatoire (Search for Journal in Brave)

Abstract: We define affine growth diagrams consisting of GLm dominant weights that label the vertices of a staircase-shaped grid. These are also called cylindrical growth diagrams as defined by Speyer and White in the case of partitions. The weights labelling each adjacent pair of vertices differ by a vertical strip and the weights around each unit square satisfy a local condition that appeared in van Leeuwen's work on the Littelmann path model for crystals. We prove two main results. For a sequence of minuscule weights veclambda=(lambda1,ldots,lambdan) let Poly(veclambda) denote the configuration space of n-tuples of points (g1,ldots,gn) in the affine Grassmannian such that the weight-valued distances satisfy d(gi,gi+1)=lambdai. This is the convolution variety arising in the geometric Satake correspondence. We show that for a generic point (g1,ldots,gn) of a component the distances d(gi,gj) form an affine growth diagram and that this gives a bijection between components of Poly(veclambda) and affine growth diagrams of type veclambda. The main tool used in the proof is the Knutson--Tao hive. In the second part, we give a purely combinatorial construction of affine growth diagrams from natural number entries by applying Greene's theorem to certain subrectangles of the staircase. From this construction it follows that affine growth diagrams contain the classical Fomin growth diagrams and realize the RS-correspondence when veclambda=(omega1,ldots,omega1,omega1*,ldots,omega1*).


Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03157

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