The hyperdeterminant vanishes on all but two Schur functors
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Abstract: We recall the notion of hyperdeterminant of a multidimensional matrix (tensor). We prove that if we restrict the hyperdeterminant to a skew-symmetric tensor with then it vanishes. The hyperdeterminant also vanishes when we restrict it to the space where is a Young diagram with p boxes and or .
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