Structure of Terwilliger algebras of quasi-thin association schemes

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Autores principales: Chen, Zhenxian, Xi, Changchang
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author Chen, Zhenxian
Xi, Changchang
author_facet Chen, Zhenxian
Xi, Changchang
contents We show that the Terwilliger algebra of a quasi-thin association scheme over a field is always a quasi-hereditary cellular algebra in the sense of Cline-Parshall-Scott and of Graham-Lehrer, repsectively, and that the basic algebra of the Terwilliger algebra is the dual extension of a star with all arrows pointing to its center if the field has characteristic $2$. Thus many homological and representation-theoretic properties of these Terwilliger algebras can be determined completely. For example, the Nakayama conjecture holds for Terwilliger algebras of quasi-thin association schemes.
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spellingShingle Structure of Terwilliger algebras of quasi-thin association schemes
Chen, Zhenxian
Xi, Changchang
Combinatorics
Rings and Algebras
Representation Theory
Primary 05E30, 16G10, 15A30, Secondary 16S10, 05E16
We show that the Terwilliger algebra of a quasi-thin association scheme over a field is always a quasi-hereditary cellular algebra in the sense of Cline-Parshall-Scott and of Graham-Lehrer, repsectively, and that the basic algebra of the Terwilliger algebra is the dual extension of a star with all arrows pointing to its center if the field has characteristic $2$. Thus many homological and representation-theoretic properties of these Terwilliger algebras can be determined completely. For example, the Nakayama conjecture holds for Terwilliger algebras of quasi-thin association schemes.
title Structure of Terwilliger algebras of quasi-thin association schemes
topic Combinatorics
Rings and Algebras
Representation Theory
Primary 05E30, 16G10, 15A30, Secondary 16S10, 05E16
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.21600