Universal Specht modules for cyclotomic Hecke algebras
arXiv:1102.3519 · doi:10.1112/plms/pds019
Abstract
The graded Specht module for a cyclotomic Hecke algebra comes with a distinguished generating vector , which can be thought of as a "highest weight vector of weight ". This paper describes the {\em defining relations} for the Specht module as a graded module generated by . The first three relations say precisely what it means for to be a highest weight vector of weight . The remaining relations are homogeneous analogues of the classical {\em Garnir relations}. The homogeneous Garnir relations, which are {\em simpler} than the classical ones, are associated with a remarkable family of homogeneous operators on the Specht module which satisfy the braid relations.
44 pages. Extensive use of PGF/tikz to draw braid diagrams
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