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Degeneracy Loci, Pfaffians, and Vexillary Signed Permutations in Types B, C, and D

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arxiv 1210.2066 v1 pith:TTYJATWO submitted 2012-10-07 math.AG math.CO

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We define a notion of vexillary signed permutation in types B, C, and D, corresponding to natural degeneracy loci for vector bundles with symmetries of those types. We show that the classes of these loci are given by explicit Pfaffian formulas. The Grassmannian formulas of Kazarian are important special cases, and the corresponding double Schubert polynomials of Ikeda, Mihalcea, and Naruse are shown to be equal to these Pfaffians.

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