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Filtrations of B-modules

Authors: Mathieu, Olivier;

Filtrations of B-modules

Abstract

Let G be a semisimple, simply connected algebraic group over a field k, and let B be a Borel subgroup. The motivation of this paper is the study of tensor products of G-modules. For a dominant weight \(\lambda\), let L(\(\lambda\)) denote the associated Weyl module. The Bruhat decomposition of G/B\(\times G/B\) (for the diagonal action of G) induces a filtration on L(\(\lambda\))\(\otimes L(\mu).\) Problem: Does the G-module L(\(\lambda\))\(\otimes L(\mu)\) have a filtration whose subquotients are Weyl modules, and which is compatible with the filtration induced by the Bruhat decomposition. The above problem has been answered in the affirmative either if the characteristic of k is large or G does not contain a factor of type \(E_ 7\) or \(E_ 8\), by Donkin, Polo, Wang etc. some of these proofs being case by case analysis. The methods in this paper provide a general proof to some cases of the above problem. In addition, the author also proves some auxiliary results on filtrations of B-modules. This paper makes a nice contribution to the representation theory of algebraic groups.

Keywords

20G05, Representation theory for linear algebraic groups, diagonal action, Homogeneous spaces and generalizations, good filtration, Weyl modules, semisimple, simply connected algebraic group, irreducible \(G\)-modules, Group actions on varieties or schemes (quotients), tensor products of G-modules, filtrations of B-modules, 17B35, Linear algebraic groups over arbitrary fields, semi-simple, simply connected algebraic group, line bundle, Borel subgroup, dominant weight, dominant character, 22E47, Bruhat decomposition, 14M15

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