Endomorphism stabilizers of subspace filtrations #
This file gives the dimension-intersection argument needed for the manuscript's two-filtration step. It reduces the Schur-dimension conclusion to lower bounds for the stabilizers of the two individual chains.
Upper-triangular matrix-unit indices: (i,j) with i ≤ j.
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Triangular indices are equivalently a column j together with a row in
Fin (j+1).
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Twice the number of triangular matrix units is n(n+1).
The triangular matrix units attached to a basis.
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The subspace of endomorphisms spanned by the triangular matrix units.
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The triangular matrix units are linearly independent.
The triangular endomorphism subspace has the expected dimension.
Every upper-triangular matrix unit preserves every flag subspace of its basis.
The subspaces indexed by S form subspaces in a single complete flag.
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The triangular endomorphism subspace attached to a flag basis lies in the stabilizer of all subspaces belonging to that flag.
A family of subspaces contained in one complete flag has a stabilizer of
dimension at least n(n+1)/2.
Preserving a union of index sets is the intersection of the two stabilizer subspaces.
An element of the full stabilizer is an endomorphism of the poset space.
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The full stabilizer of a Schur poset space has dimension at most one.
If two partial stabilizers are jointly larger than the ambient endomorphism space by at least two dimensions, then their intersection has dimension at least two.
Dimension bounds for two covering filtration stabilizers force a Schur poset space to have dimension at most one.
Two flag-indexed covering families give the stabilizer dimension bound needed in the Schur argument.
A Schur poset space whose distinguished subspaces are covered by two complete flags has total dimension at most one.
In particular, a nonzero Schur poset space covered by two flag-indexed families is one-dimensional.