Quasi-commutative polynomial algebras and the power property of 2 × 2 quantum matrices
We construct new monomial quasi-particle bases of Feigin-Stoyanovsky type subspaces for the affine Lie algebra sl(3;ℂ)∧ from which the known fermionic-type formulas for (k, 3)-admissible configurations follow naturally. In the proof we use vertex operator algebra relations for standard modules and coefficients of intertwining operators.
We say that a finite dimensional Lie algebra is quasi-reductive if it has a linear form whose stabilizer for the coadjoint representation, modulo the center, is a reductive Lie algebra with a center consisting of semisimple elements. Parabolic subalgebras of a semisimple Lie algebra are not always quasi-reductive (except in types A or C by work of Panyushev). The classification of quasi-reductive parabolic subalgebras in the classical case has been recently achieved in unpublished work of Duflo,...
We propose a noncommutative holomorphic functional calculus on absolutely convex domains for a Banach algebra homomorphism π of a finite-dimensional solvable Lie algebra 𝔤 in terms of quasispectra σ(π). In particular, we prove that the joint spectral radius of a compact subset in a solvable operator Lie subalgebra coincides with the geometric spectral radius with respect to a quasispectrum.
We introduce the notion of quasi-trace functions on Lie algebras. As applications we study realizations of 3-dimensional and 4-dimensional 3-Lie algebras. Some comparison results on cohomologies of 3-Lie algebras and Leibniz algebras arising from quasi-trace functions are obtained.
Given a tuple of irreducible characters of we define a star-shaped quiver together with a dimension vector . Assume that is generic. Our first result is a formula which expresses the multiplicity of the trivial character in the tensor product as the trace of the action of some Weyl group on the intersection cohomology of some (non-affine) quiver varieties associated to . The existence of such a quiver variety is subject to some condition. Assuming that this condition is satisfied, we...