We study the random partitions of a large integer n, under the assumption that all such partitions are equally likely. We use Fristedt's conditioning device which Ε½ . connects the parts summands distribution to the one of a g-sequence, that is, a sequence of independent random variables, each distri
On the Random Young Diagrams and Their Cores
β Scribed by Nathan Lulov; Boris Pittel
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1999
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 290 KB
- Volume
- 86
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0097-3165
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β¦ Synopsis
An r-core of a Young diagram * is a residual subdiagram obtained after consecutive removals of the feasible r-long border strips, ``rim hooks.'' The removal process on the diagram * and the resulting r-core are the essential elements in the Murnaghan Nakayama formula for / * , the character of the associated irreducible representation of S n (n= |*| ), on the conjugacy class [r [nΓr] ] (n#0 mod r). A complete characterization of r-cores is given, which extends a well known result for r=2. Under an assumption that the partition * is chosen uniformly at random out of all partitions of n, it is shown that typically the r-core size is of order n 1Γ2 , while the height and the width are of order n 1Γ4 . For n chosen uniformly at random between 1 and N, the core boundary scaled by N 1Γ4 is proved to converge, in distribution, to a random concave curve which consists of r&1 line segments.
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