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Representation theory of monoids consisting of order-preserving functions and order-reversing functions on an n-set

2025/07/20 by Itamar Stein, Stein, Itamar
Computer Science · Mathematics · #20M20 #20M25 #20M30 #Advanced Algebra and Logic #Algebraic structures and combinatorial models #FOS: Mathematics #Group Theory (math.GR) #Representation Theory (math.RT) #semigroups and automata theory

paper · pdf · doi:10.48550/arxiv.2507.14873

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Abstract

Let ODn be the monoid of all order-preserving functions and order-reversing functions on the set \1,…,n\. We describe a quiver presentation for the monoid algebra \BbbkODn where \Bbbk is a field whose characteristic is not 2. We show that the quiver consists of two straightline paths, one with n-1 vertices and one with n vertices, and that all compositions of consecutive arrows are equal to 0. As part of the proof we obtain a complete description of all homomorphisms between induced left Schützenberger modules of \BbbkODn. We also define CODn to be a covering of ODn with an artificial distinction between order-preserving and order-reversing constant functions. We show that CODn\simeqOn\rtimesℤ2 where On is the monoid of all order-preserving functions on the set \1,…,n\. Moreover, if \Bbbk is a field whose characteristic is not 2 we prove that \BbbkCODn≃\BbbkOn×\BbbkOn. As a corollary, we deduce that the quiver of \BbbkCODn consists of two straightline paths with n vertices, and that all compositions of consecutive arrows are equal to 0.

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