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Nonsymmetric Rogers-Ramanujan sums and thick Demazure modules

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arxiv 1802.03819 v1 pith:H2BUMIB7 submitted 2018-02-11 math.RT math.QA

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We consider expansions of products of theta-functions associated with arbitrary root systems in terms of nonsymmetric Macdonald polynomials at $t=\infty$ divided by their norms. The latter are identified with the graded characters of Demazure slices, some canonical quotients of thick (upper) level-one Demazure modules, directly related to recent theory of generalized (nonsymmetric) global Weyl modules. The symmetric Rogers-Ramanujan-type series considered by Cherednik-Feigin were expected to have some interpretation of this kind; the nonsymmetric setting appeared necessary to achieve this. As an application, the coefficients of the nonsymmetric Rogers-Ramanujan series provide formulas for the multiplicities of the expansions of tensor products of level-one Kac-Moody representations in terms of Demazure slices.

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    For the affine Lie algebra A(2)2l, global Weyl modules are filtered by Demazure slices, the character of a Demazure slice is a nonsymmetric Macdonald-Koornwinder polynomial divided by its norm, and global Weyl modules...

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