The quasi-polynomiality of mod q permutation representations for a linear finite group action on a lattice

For given linear action of a finite group on a lattice and a positive integer q , we prove that the mod q permutation representation is a quasi-polynomial in q . Additionally, we establish several results that can be considered as mod q -analogues of results by Stapledon for equivariant Ehrhart quasi-polynomials. We also prove a reciprocity-type result for multiplicities of irreducible decompositions.

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Journal of Algebra
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2025-10-27
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jalgebra.2025.10.014
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Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
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The quasi-polynomiality of mod q permutation representations for a linear finite group action on a lattice

Ryo Uchiumi, Masahiko Yoshinaga
Journal of Algebra
Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
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The quasi-polynomiality of mod q permutation representations for a linear finite group action on a lattice

Ryo Uchiumi, Masahiko Yoshinaga
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Abstract

For given linear action of a finite group on a lattice and a positive integer q , we prove that the mod q permutation representation is a quasi-polynomial in q . Additionally, we establish several results that can be considered as mod q -analogues of results by Stapledon for equivariant Ehrhart quasi-polynomials. We also prove a reciprocity-type result for multiplicities of irreducible decompositions.

Journal of AlgebraVol. 689
Toyo University (JP)
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Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
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