Dana C. Ernst

  1. Non-cancellable elements in type affine $C$ Coxeter groups.

    Authors: Dana C. Ernst
    Subjects: Combinatorics
    Abstract

    Let $(W,S)$ be a Coxeter system and suppose that $w \in W$ is fully
    commutative (in the sense of Stembridge) and has a reduced expression beginning
    (respectively, ending) with $s \in S$. If there exists $t\in S$ such that $s$
    and $t$ do not commute and $tw$ (respectively, $wt$) is no longer fully
    commutative, we say that $w$ is left (respectively, right) weak star reducible
    by $s$ with respect to $t$. In this paper, we classify the fully commutative
    elements in Coxeter groups of types $B$ and affine $C$ that are irreducible
    under weak star reductions.

  2. Non-cancellable elements in type affine $C$ Coxeter groups.

    Authors: Dana C. Ernst
    Subjects: Combinatorics
    Abstract

    Let $(W,S)$ be a Coxeter system and suppose that $w \in W$ is fully
    commutative (in the sense of Stembridge) and has a reduced expression beginning
    (respectively, ending) with $s \in S$. If there exists $t\in S$ such that $s$
    and $t$ do not commute and $tw$ (respectively, $wt$) is no longer fully
    commutative, we say that $w$ is left (respectively, right) weak star reducible
    by $s$ with respect to $t$. In this paper, we classify the fully commutative
    elements in Coxeter groups of types $B$ and affine $C$ that are irreducible
    under weak star reductions.

  3. Diagram calculus for an affine $C$ Temperley--Lieb algebra, I.

    Authors: Dana C. Ernst
    Subjects: Quantum Algebra
    Abstract

    In this paper, we present an infinite dimensional associative diagram algebra
    that satisfies the relations of the generalized Temperley--Lieb algebra having
    a basis indexed by the fully commutative elements (in the sense of Stembridge)
    of the Coxeter group of type affine $C$. Moreover, we provide an explicit
    description of a basis for the diagram algebra. In the sequel to this paper, we
    show that this diagrammatic representation is faithful.

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