A base-p Sprague-Grundy type theorem for p-calm subtraction games: Welter's game and representations of generalized symmetric groups
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Abstract: For impartial games and , the Sprague-Grundy function of the disjunctive sum is equal to the Nim-sum of their Sprague-Grundy functions. In this paper, we introduce -calm subtraction games, and show that for -calm subtraction games and , the Sprague-Grundy function of a -saturation of is equal to the -Nim-sum of the Sprague-Grundy functions of their -saturations. Here a -Nim-sum is the result of addition without carrying in base and a -saturation of is an impartial game obtained from by adding some moves. It will turn out that Nim and Welter's game are -calm. Further, using the -calmness of Welter's game, we generalize a relation between Welter's game and representations of symmetric groups to disjunctive sums of Welter's games and representations of generalized symmetric groups; this result is described combinatorially in terms of Young diagrams.
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