straighten -- computes straightening of a tableau

Synopsis

Usage:

straighten(t)straighten(t, h)
Inputs:
- t, a list, a tableau to straighten; a tableau looks like {{3,4}, {1,2}} for example, where we list the entries from left to right, top to bottom
- h, a mutable hash table, where the answers should be stored
Consequences:
- If provided, the hashtable h is updated with any calculations which are performed as a result of calling this function.

Description

If a hashtable h is provided, then this outputs nothing, it simply just modifies h. When looking up values, remember that the keys are stored with rows weakly increasing. If no hashtable is provided, then the user is simply given the straightening of the tableau in terms of semistandard tableaux. The answer is in the form a hashtable: each key is a semistandard tableaux, and the value of the key is the coefficient of that semistandard tableaux used to write the input t as a linear combination.

i1 : h = new MutableHashTable from {}

o1 = MutableHashTable{}

o1 : MutableHashTable

i2 : straighten({{3,4}, {1,2}}, h)

i3 : h#{{3,4}, {1,2}} -- get the coefficients

o3 = HashTable{{{1, 2}, {3, 4}} => 1}

o3 : HashTable

i4 : straighten({{3,4}, {1,2}}) -- just get the answer instead

o4 = HashTable{{{1, 2}, {3, 4}} => 1}

o4 : HashTable

Ways to use `straighten` :

"straighten(List)"
"straighten(List,MutableHashTable)"

For the programmer

The object straighten is a method function.

straighten -- computes straightening of a tableau

Synopsis

Description

Ways to use straighten :

For the programmer

Ways to use `straighten` :