An ideal of polynomials is symmetric if it is closed under permutations of variables. We relate general symmetric ideals to the so called Specht ideals generated by all Specht polynomials of a given shape. We show a connection between the leading monomials of polynomials in the ideal and the Specht polynomials contained in the ideal. This provides applications in several contexts. Most notably, this connection gives information about the solutions of the corresponding set of equations. From another perspective, it restricts the isotypic decomposition of the ideal viewed as a representation of the symmetric group
We consider symmetric (under the action of products of finite symmetric groups) real algebraic varie...
Abstract. We define a family of ideals Ih in the polynomial ring Z[x1, . . . , xn] that are parametr...
An explicit formula for the chromatic polynomials of certain families of graphs, called ‘bracelets’,...
This work has been supported by European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme unde...
This work has been supported by European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme unde...
An ideal of polynomials is symmetric if it is closed under permutations of variables. We relate gene...
Polynomials appear in many different fields such as statistics, physics and optimization. However, w...
Polynomials appear in many different fields such as statistics, physics and optimization. However, w...
Specht polynomials classically realize the irreducible representations of the symmetric group. The i...
AbstractA T-ideal of k〈X〉 is symmetric provided that it is closed under the operation of reversing t...
We consider ideals generated by linear forms in the variables X1 : : : ;Xn in the polynomial ring R[...
AbstractThis note describes ideals generated by symmetric polynomials in two sets of variables A,B. ...
AbstractThis paper studies the vertices, in the sense defined by J.A. Green, of Specht modules for s...
AbstractThis note describes ideals generated by symmetric polynomials in two sets of variables A,B. ...
The thesis considers two distinct strategies for algebraic computation with polynomials in high dime...
We consider symmetric (under the action of products of finite symmetric groups) real algebraic varie...
Abstract. We define a family of ideals Ih in the polynomial ring Z[x1, . . . , xn] that are parametr...
An explicit formula for the chromatic polynomials of certain families of graphs, called ‘bracelets’,...
This work has been supported by European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme unde...
This work has been supported by European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme unde...
An ideal of polynomials is symmetric if it is closed under permutations of variables. We relate gene...
Polynomials appear in many different fields such as statistics, physics and optimization. However, w...
Polynomials appear in many different fields such as statistics, physics and optimization. However, w...
Specht polynomials classically realize the irreducible representations of the symmetric group. The i...
AbstractA T-ideal of k〈X〉 is symmetric provided that it is closed under the operation of reversing t...
We consider ideals generated by linear forms in the variables X1 : : : ;Xn in the polynomial ring R[...
AbstractThis note describes ideals generated by symmetric polynomials in two sets of variables A,B. ...
AbstractThis paper studies the vertices, in the sense defined by J.A. Green, of Specht modules for s...
AbstractThis note describes ideals generated by symmetric polynomials in two sets of variables A,B. ...
The thesis considers two distinct strategies for algebraic computation with polynomials in high dime...
We consider symmetric (under the action of products of finite symmetric groups) real algebraic varie...
Abstract. We define a family of ideals Ih in the polynomial ring Z[x1, . . . , xn] that are parametr...
An explicit formula for the chromatic polynomials of certain families of graphs, called ‘bracelets’,...