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arXiv · 0708.0744

Prime ideals in the quantum grassmannian

Abstract

We consider quantum Schubert cells in the quantum grassmannian and give a cell decomposition of the prime spectrum via the Schubert cells. As a consequence, we show that all primes are completely prime in the generic case where the deformation parameter q is not a root of unity. There is a torus H that acts naturally on the quantum grassmannian and the cell decomposition of the set of H-primes leads to a parameterisation of the H-spectrum via certain diagrams on partitions associated to the Schubert cells. Interestingly, the same parameterisation occurs for the non-negative cells in recent studies concerning the totally non-negative grassmannian. Finally, we use the cell decomposition to establish that the quantum grassmannian satisfies normal separation and catenarity.

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S Launois, T H Lenagan, L Rigal. 2007-08-06. Prime ideals in the quantum grassmannian. https://arxiv.org/abs/0708.0744

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