Aspects of characteristic-free representation theory of GL_ n, and some applications to intertwining numbers
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This paper aims at giving characteristic free resolutions for Schur and Weyl modules associated to semisimple algebraic groups. To achieve this, the notion of the Schur complex of a map associated to a shape matrix is introduced. Using the Schur complex, resolutions for Schur and Weyl modules are given using homological methods. This paper makes a nice contribution to the representation theory of algebraic groups.
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