Good bases for G-modules
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Good bases for G-modules
We prove a conjecture of I. M. Gelfand, A. V. Zelevinsky and K. Baclawski about the existence of good bases for G-modules. We deduce the result from a previously proved theorem [21] about weak B-modules. There are hopes that good bases can be useful for finding new combinatorial formulas of tensor product multiplicities (cf. [2], [6]).
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