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Asymptotic Representation Theory of the Symmetric Group and Its Applications in Analysis (Hardcover, Illustrated Ed)
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Asymptotic Representation Theory of the Symmetric Group and Its Applications in Analysis (Hardcover, Illustrated Ed)
Series: Translations of Mathematical Monographs
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This book reproduces the doctoral thesis written by a remarkable
mathematician, Sergei V. Kerov. His untimely death at age 54 left
the mathematical community with an extensive body of work and this
one-of-a-kind monograph. In it, he gives a clear and lucid account
of results and methods of asymptotic representation theory. The
book is a unique source of information on the important topic of
current research. Asymptotic representation theory of symmetric
groups deals with problems of two types: asymptotic properties of
representations of symmetric groups of large order and
representations of the limiting object, i.e., the infinite
symmetric group.The author contributed significantly in the
development of both directions. His book presents an account of
these contributions, as well as those of other researchers. Among
the problems of the first type, the author discusses the properties
of the distribution of the normalized cycle length in a random
permutation and the limiting shape of a random (with respect to the
Plancherel measure) Young diagram. He also studies stochastic
properties of the deviations of random diagrams from the limiting
curve.Among the problems of the second type, Kerov studies an
important problem of computing irreducible characters of the
infinite symmetric group. This leads to the study of a continuous
analog of the notion of Young diagram, and in particular, to a
continuous analogue of the hook walk algorithm, which is well known
in the combinatorics of finite Young diagrams. In turn, this
construction provides a completely new description of the relation
between the classical moment problems of Hausdorff and Markov. The
book is suitable for graduate students and research mathematicians
interested in representation theory and combinatorics.
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