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Abstract
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This paper reveals some new structural property for the
-quantum
group
and constructs a certain hyperalgebra from the new structure
which has connections to finite symplectic groups at the modular
representation level. This work is built on certain finite dimensional
-algebras
whose
integral form
is investigated as a convolution algebra arising from the geometry of type
in Bao et
al. (2018). Similar to the approach in Lai and Luo 2021 or Luo and Wang 2022, we investigate
as an endomorphism algebra of
a certain
-permutation module
over the Hecke algebra of type
and interpret the convolution product as a composition of
module homomorphisms. We then prove that the action of
on the
-fold tensor space of the
natural representation of
(via an embedding
)
coincides with an action given by multiplications in
.
In this way, we reestablish the surjective homomorphism from
to
due to Bao and Wang (2018). We then embed
into the direct
product of
and completely determine its image. This gives a new realisation for
and,
as an application, the aforementioned hyperalgebra is an easy consequence of this
new construction.
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Keywords
quantum linear group, $q$-Schur algebra, $\imath$-quantum
group, quantum Schur–Weyl duality, finite symplectic group
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Mathematical Subject Classification
Primary: 16T20, 17B37, 20C08, 20C33, 20G43
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Milestones
Received: 16 November 2021
Revised: 16 July 2022
Accepted: 30 July 2022
Published: 16 October 2022
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