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Main Authors: Deng, Yongtao, Tan, Shi Jie Samuel
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Published: 2022
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.10462
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author Deng, Yongtao
Tan, Shi Jie Samuel
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Tan, Shi Jie Samuel
contents In this paper, we present a detailed proof for the exhibition of a cutoff for the one-sided transposition (OST) shuffle on the generalized symmetric group $G_{m,n}$. Our work shows that based on techniques for $m \leq 2$ proven by Matheau-Raven, we can prove the cutoff in total variation distance and separation distance for an unbiased OST shuffle on $G_{m,n}$ for any fixed $m \geq 1$ in time $n \log(n)$. We also prove the branching rules for the simple modules of $G_{m,n}$ and lay down some of the mathematical foundation for proving the conjecture for the cutoff in total variation distance for any general biased OST shuffle on $G_{m,n}$.
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spellingShingle Random Walks on the Generalized Symmetric Group: Cutoff for the One-sided Transposition Shuffle
Deng, Yongtao
Tan, Shi Jie Samuel
Probability
Group Theory
Representation Theory
60J10, 20B05, 20B25
In this paper, we present a detailed proof for the exhibition of a cutoff for the one-sided transposition (OST) shuffle on the generalized symmetric group $G_{m,n}$. Our work shows that based on techniques for $m \leq 2$ proven by Matheau-Raven, we can prove the cutoff in total variation distance and separation distance for an unbiased OST shuffle on $G_{m,n}$ for any fixed $m \geq 1$ in time $n \log(n)$. We also prove the branching rules for the simple modules of $G_{m,n}$ and lay down some of the mathematical foundation for proving the conjecture for the cutoff in total variation distance for any general biased OST shuffle on $G_{m,n}$.
title Random Walks on the Generalized Symmetric Group: Cutoff for the One-sided Transposition Shuffle
topic Probability
Group Theory
Representation Theory
60J10, 20B05, 20B25
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.10462