Finite Hecke algebras
Arun Ram
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
University of Melbourne
Parkville, VIC 3010 Australia
aram@unimelb.edu.au
Last update: 23 December 2012
Weylish presentation
Let be an indeterminate and let
.
The Hecke algebra is presented by generators
,
, and relations
The conversion between the two presentations is given by the relations
Coxeterish presentation
Let
be an indeterminate and let
.
HOW SHOULD WE DEAL WITH THE ISSUE OF MULTIPLE PARAMETERS--PERHAPS AN EXERCISE??
The finite Hecke algebra
is the algebra over given by generators
and relations
where
is the angle between
and .
The algebra has -basis
.
Convolution algebra presentation
Let be a finite field with
elements,
The Weyl group of is
(a) Let w∈W0.
Then
BwB
⋅
BsjB
=
{
BwsjB,
if
wsj>
w,
BwB
∪
BwsjB,
if
wsj<
w,
(b)
Bruhat decomposition:
G=
⨆w∈W0
BwB.
(c) The characteristic functions
{Tw
|
w∈W}
of the double cosets BwB
are a basis of the Hecke algebra H=
C(B\G/B)
and
Tw
Tsj
=
{
Twsj,
ifwsj
>w,
q
Twsj
+
(q-1)Tw,
ifwsj
<w.
For the moment, we refer to affflags1.14.07.pdf for the proof.
Notes and References
These notes are intended to supplement various lecture series given by Arun Ram.
These important facts about Iwahori-Hecke algebras are found in Bourbaki ????.
The original papers are [Iw] Iwahori ????, and [IM] Iwahori-Matsumoto ????.
One can also see Steinberg Lecture notes ?????.
References
References?
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