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Rational Schubert polynomials

Kürşat AKER
Nesrin TUTAŞ
Pages
439–452
Publication Date
2022-11-03
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We define and study the rational Schubert, rational Grothendieck, rational key polynomials in an effort to understand Molev's dual Schur functions from the viewpoint of Lascoux.

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⚙️Variables:Rational Schubert polynomials · Schubert calculus · Rational Schubert polynomials

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We define and study the rational Schubert, rational Grothendieck, rational key polynomials in an effort to understand Molev's dual Schur functions from the viewpoint of Lascoux.

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We define and study the rational Schubert, rational Grothendieck, rational key polynomials in an effort to understand Molev's dual Schur functions from the viewpoint of Lascoux.

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AKER, K., TUTAŞ, N. (2022). Rational Schubert polynomials. Turkish Journal of Mathematics, Cilt: 39 - Sayı: 3, 439–452. https://ajindex.com/articles/608231

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