Representations of the groups 
			
			
				Arun Ram 
				Department of Mathematics and Statistics 
				University of Melbourne 
				Parkville, VIC 3010 Australia 
				aram@unimelb.edu.au
				
				and 
				
				Department of Mathematics 
				University of Wisconsin, Madison 
				Madison, WI 53706 USA 
				ram@math.wisc.edu 
			
			
			Last updates: 20 June 2010
	Representations of the groups 
	
The irreducible representations of the group  ca be derived from Clifford theory or via the tower  where  so that  is a Levi "subgroup" of  The tower of  has 
-  vertices on level  mutlipartitions  with  boxes total,
-  vertices on level  pairs  where 
-  edges from level  to level  for each 
-  edges from level  to level  if  is obtained from  by adding a box to 
	For each  the elements  form a conjugacy class in  and the elements  form another conjugacy class in  Thus the elements  are elements of  So  and  must act by a constant on any irreducible representation  of  Define   and 
 
	The elements  and  all commute with each other and the action of these elements on the irreducible representation  of  is given by  for all standard tableaux 
	
		
			|   |   | Proof. | 
		
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				The proof is via induction on  using the relations  The base cases  are immediate from the defintions. Then  and 
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	Define an action of  on  by  and extend this to an action of  on the simple  modules by 
	
-  The simple  modules are indexed by pairs  where  where  is the stabiliser of  in 
	
-  The simple  module, for any fixed representative  of the coset   is the minimal idempotent of  corresponding to the module 
	
-  As a  bimodule 
	
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				 Crystals via the affine Grassmanian, 
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				107 no. 3, (2001), 561-575;  
				arXiv:math/9909077v2, 
				MR1828302 (2002e:20083)
			
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