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Alcove walk models for parabolic Mirkovi\'c-Vilonen intersections and branching to Levi subgroups

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arxiv 2405.17174 v4 pith:G3DFRONL submitted 2024-05-27 math.RT math.AGmath.CO

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This article establishes alcove walk models for intersections of Schubert varieties and partially semi-infinite orbits in the affine Grassmannian of a split reductive group (we call such intersections parabolic Mirkovi\'c-Vilonen intersections). More precisely, we describe explicit cellular pavings of these intersections, indexed by certain positively-folded alcove walks. We prove a parametrization of the irreducible components of maximal possible dimension, in terms of alcove walks of maximal possible dimension. We then deduce a new combinatorial description of branching to Levi subgroups of irreducible highest weight representations, and in particular we give a new algorithm for computing the characters of such representations.

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