On the complexity of computing Kronecker coefficients
arXiv:1404.0653
Abstract
We study the complexity of computing Kronecker coefficients . We give explicit bounds in terms of the number of parts in the partitions, their largest part size and the smallest second part of the three partitions. When , i.e. one of the partitions is hook-like, the bounds are linear in , but depend exponentially on . Moreover, similar bounds hold even when . By a separate argument, we show that the positivity of Kronecker coefficients can be decided in time for a bounded number of parts and without restriction on . Related problems of computing Kronecker coefficients when one partition is a hook, and computing characters of are also considered.
v3: incorporated referee's comments; accepted to Computational Complexity
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