Sums of squares of Littlewood-Richardson coefficients and GL_n -harmonic polynomials
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Abstract: We consider the example from invariant theory concerning the conjugation action of the general linear group on several copies of the matrices, and examine a symmetric function which stably describes the Hilbert series for the invariant ring with respect to the multigradation by degree. The terms of this Hilbert series may be described as a sum of squares of Littlewood-Richardson coefficients. A "principal specialization" of the gradation is then related to the Hilbert series of the -invariant subring in the -harmonic polynomials, where denotes a block diagonal embedding of a product of general linear groups. We also consider other specializations of this Hilbert series.
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