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Idempotent generation in partition monoids James East University of Western Sydney Workshop on Diagram Algebras 812 Sept 2014 Universit at Stuttgart James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids Joint work with Bob Gray (and
Submonoids of P n � � α ∈ P n : | A ∩ n ′ | = 1 ( ∀ A ∈ α ) T n = — full transformation semigroup ∈ T 5 � � = op T n n ∼ T ∗ — T ∗ n = α ∈ P n : | A ∩ n | = 1 ( ∀ A ∈ α ) � � α ∈ P n : | A ∩ n ′ | ≤ 1 and | A ∩ n | ≤ 1 ( ∀ A ∈ α ) I n = — symmetric inverse monoid (aka rook monoid) ∈ I 5 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Submonoids of P n � � α ∈ P n : | A ∩ n ′ | = 1 ( ∀ A ∈ α ) T n = — full transformation semigroup ∈ T 5 � � = op T n n ∼ T ∗ — T ∗ n = α ∈ P n : | A ∩ n | = 1 ( ∀ A ∈ α ) � � α ∈ P n : | A ∩ n ′ | ≤ 1 and | A ∩ n | ≤ 1 ( ∀ A ∈ α ) I n = — symmetric inverse monoid (aka rook monoid) ∈ I 5 In many ways, P n is just like a transformation semigroup. James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Generators Proposition There is a factorization P n = T n I n T ∗ n . Consequently, P n = � s 1 , . . . , s n − 1 , e 1 , . . . , e n , t 1 , . . . , t n − 1 � . 1 i n s i = 1 i n 1 i n e i = t i = James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Presentations Theorem (Halverson and Ram, 2005; E, 2011) The partition monoid P n has presentation P n ∼ = � s 1 , . . . , s n − 1 , e 1 , . . . , e n , t 1 , . . . , t n − 1 : (R1—R16) � , where (R1) s 2 (R9) t 2 i = 1 i = t i (R2) s i s j = s j s i (R10) t i t j = t j t i (R3) s i s j s i = s j s i s j (R11) s i t j = t j s i (R4) e 2 i = e i (R12) s i s j t i = t j s i s j (R5) e i e j = e j e i (R13) t i s i = s i t i = t i (R6) s i e j = e j s i (R14) t i e j = e j t i (R7) s i e i = e i +1 s i (R15) t i e j t i = t i (R8) e i e i +1 s i = e i e i +1 (R16) e j t i e j = e j . James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Presentations Theorem (Halverson and Ram, 2005; E, 2011) The partition algebra P δ n has presentation n ∼ P δ = � s 1 , . . . , s n − 1 , e 1 , . . . , e n , t 1 , . . . , t n − 1 : (R1—R16) � , where (R1) s 2 (R9) t 2 i = 1 i = t i (R2) s i s j = s j s i (R10) t i t j = t j t i (R3) s i s j s i = s j s i s j (R11) s i t j = t j s i (R4) e 2 i = δ e i (R12) s i s j t i = t j s i s j (R5) e i e j = e j e i (R13) t i s i = s i t i = t i (R6) s i e j = e j s i (R14) t i e j = e j t i (R7) s i e i = e i +1 s i (R15) t i e j t i = t i (R8) e i e i +1 s i = e i e i +1 (R16) e j t i e j = e j . James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Presentations Theorem (E, 2011) The singular partition monoid P n \ S n has presentation P n \ S n ∼ = � e 1 , . . . , e n , t ij (1 ≤ i < j ≤ n ) : (R1—R10) � , where (R1) e 2 i = e i (R6) e k t ij e k = e k (R2) e i e j = e j e i (R7) t ij e k = e k t ij (R3) t 2 ij = t ij (R8) t ij t jk = t jk t ki = t ki t ij (R9) e k t ki e i t ij e j t jk e k = e k t kj e j t ji e i t ik e k (R4) t ij t kl = t kl t ij (R5) t ij e k t ij = t ij (R10) e k t ki e i t ij e j t jl e l t lk e k = e k t kl e l t li e i t ij e j t jk e k . 1 i n 1 i j n e i = t ij = James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Presentations Theorem (Kudryavtseva and Mazorchuk, 2006; see also Birman-Wenzl and Barcelo-Ram) The Brauer monoid B n has presentation B n ∼ = � s 1 , . . . , s n − 1 , u 1 , . . . , u n − 1 : (R1—R10) � , where (R1) s 2 i = 1 (R5) u i u j = u j u i (R9) s i u j u i = s j u i (R2) s i s j = s j s i (R6) s i u j = u j s i (R10) u i u j s i = u i s j . (R3) s i s j s i = s j s i s j (R7) s i u i = u i s i = u i (R4) u 2 i = u i (R8) u i u j u i = u i 1 1 i n i n s i = u i = James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Presentations Theorem (Maltcev and Mazorchuk, 2007) The singular Brauer monoid B n \ S n has presentation B n \ S n ∼ = � u ij (1 ≤ i < j ≤ n ) : (R1—R6) � , where (R1) u 2 ij = u ij (R4) u ij u ik u jk = u ij u jk (R2) u ij u kl = u kl u ij (R5) u ij u jk u kl = u ij u il u kl (R3) u ij u jk u ij = u ij (R6) u ij u kl u ik = u ij u jl u ik . 1 i j n u ij = James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Presentations Theorem (Borisavljevi´ c, Doˇ sen, Petri´ c, 2002; see also Jones, Kauffman, etc) The (singular) Temperley-Lieb monoid TL n has presentation TL n ∼ = � u 1 , . . . , u n − 1 : (R1—R3) � , where (R1) u 2 i = u i (R2) u i u j = u j u i (R3) u i u j u i = u i . 1 i n u i = James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Idempotent generation — questions So the singular parts of P n , B n , TL n are idempotent generated . . . James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Idempotent generation — questions So the singular parts of P n , B n , TL n are idempotent generated . . . What is the smallest number of (idempotent) partitions required to generate P n \ S n ? James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Idempotent generation — questions So the singular parts of P n , B n , TL n are idempotent generated . . . What is the smallest number of (idempotent) partitions required to generate P n \ S n ? i.e., What is the rank and idempotent rank , rank( P n \ S n ) and idrank( P n \ S n )? James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Idempotent generation — questions So the singular parts of P n , B n , TL n are idempotent generated . . . What is the smallest number of (idempotent) partitions required to generate P n \ S n ? i.e., What is the rank and idempotent rank , rank( P n \ S n ) and idrank( P n \ S n )? How many (idempotent) generating sets of minimal size are there? James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Idempotent generation — questions So the singular parts of P n , B n , TL n are idempotent generated . . . What is the smallest number of (idempotent) partitions required to generate P n \ S n ? i.e., What is the rank and idempotent rank , rank( P n \ S n ) and idrank( P n \ S n )? How many (idempotent) generating sets of minimal size are there? What about other ideals of P n ? James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Idempotent generation — questions So the singular parts of P n , B n , TL n are idempotent generated . . . What is the smallest number of (idempotent) partitions required to generate P n \ S n ? i.e., What is the rank and idempotent rank , rank( P n \ S n ) and idrank( P n \ S n )? How many (idempotent) generating sets of minimal size are there? What about other ideals of P n ? How many idempotents does P n contain? James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Idempotent generation — questions So the singular parts of P n , B n , TL n are idempotent generated . . . What is the smallest number of (idempotent) partitions required to generate P n \ S n ? i.e., What is the rank and idempotent rank , rank( P n \ S n ) and idrank( P n \ S n )? How many (idempotent) generating sets of minimal size are there? What about other ideals of P n ? How many idempotents does P n contain? What about infinite partition monoids P X ? James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Idempotent generation — questions So the singular parts of P n , B n , TL n are idempotent generated . . . What is the smallest number of (idempotent) partitions required to generate P n \ S n ? i.e., What is the rank and idempotent rank , rank( P n \ S n ) and idrank( P n \ S n )? How many (idempotent) generating sets of minimal size are there? What about other ideals of P n ? How many idempotents does P n contain? What about infinite partition monoids P X ? Same questions for B n and TL n . . . James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Number of idempotents — B n Theorem ( Dolinka, E, Evangelou, FitzGerald, Ham, Hyde, Loughlin, 2014) The number of idempotents in the Brauer monoid B n is equal to n ! � e n = µ 1 ! · · · µ n ! · 2 µ 2 · · · (2 k ) µ 2 k µ ⊢ n where k = ⌊ n / 2 ⌋ — i.e., n = 2 k or 2 k + 1. James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Number of idempotents — B n Theorem ( Dolinka, E, Evangelou, FitzGerald, Ham, Hyde, Loughlin, 2014) The number of idempotents in the Brauer monoid B n is equal to n ! � e n = µ 1 ! · · · µ n ! · 2 µ 2 · · · (2 k ) µ 2 k µ ⊢ n where k = ⌊ n / 2 ⌋ — i.e., n = 2 k or 2 k + 1. The numbers e n satisfy the recurrence e 0 = 1, e n = a 1 e n − 1 + a 2 e n − 2 + · · · + a n e 0 � n − 1 � � n − 1 � where a 2 i = (2 i − 1)! and a 2 i +1 = (2 i + 1)!. 2 i − 1 2 i James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Number of idempotents — B δ n Theorem (DEEFHHL, 2014) The number of idempotent basis elements in the Brauer algebra B δ n is equal to n ! � µ 1 ! µ 3 ! · · · µ 2 k +1 ! , µ where k = ⌊ n − 1 2 ⌋ , the sum is over all integer partitions µ ⊢ n with only odd parts, δ is not a root of unity. James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Number of idempotents — P n Theorem (DEEFHHL, 2014) The number of idempotents in the partition monoid P n is equal to c (1) µ 1 · · · c ( n ) µ n � n ! · µ 1 ! · · · µ n ! · (1!) µ 1 · · · ( n !) µ n , µ ⊢ n where k � c ( k ) = (1 + rs ) c ( k , r , s ), and r , s =1 c ( k , r , 1) = S ( k , r ) c ( k , 1 , s ) = S ( k , s ) c ( k , r , s ) = s · c ( k − 1 , r − 1 , s ) + r · c ( k − 1 , r , s − 1) + rs · c ( k − 1 , r , s ) k − 2 � r − 1 s − 1 � k − 2 � � � � � + a ( s − b ) + b ( r − a ) c ( m , a , b ) c ( k − m − 1 , r − a , s − b ) m m =1 a =1 b =1 if r , s ≥ 2. James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Number of idempotents — P δ n Theorem (DEEFHHL, 2014) The number of idempotent basis elements in the partition algebra P δ n is equal to c ′ (1) µ 1 · · · c ′ ( n ) µ n � n ! · µ 1 ! · · · µ n ! · (1!) µ 1 · · · ( n !) µ n , µ ⊢ n where k � c ′ ( k ) = rs · c ( k , r , s ), and r , s =1 δ is not a root of unity. James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
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Number of idempotents — TL 1 – TL 7 (GAP) The number of idempotents in TL n is currently unknown. James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Number of idempotents — TL 8 – TL 11 (GAP) The number of idempotents in TL n is currently unknown. James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Number of idempotents — inside TL 15 – TL 17 (GAP) The number of idempotents in TL n is currently unknown. Thanks to Attila Egri-Nagy for these . . . James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Rank and idempotent rank — P n \ S n James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Rank and idempotent rank — P n \ S n Theorem (E, 2011) P n \ S n is idempotent generated. P n \ S n = � e 1 , . . . , e n , t ij (1 ≤ i < j ≤ n ) � . 1 r n 1 i j n e r = t ij = James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Rank and idempotent rank — P n \ S n Theorem (E, 2011) P n \ S n is idempotent generated. P n \ S n = � e 1 , . . . , e n , t ij (1 ≤ i < j ≤ n ) � . 1 r n 1 i j n e r = t ij = � n � � n +1 � = n ( n +1) rank( P n \ S n ) = idrank( P n \ S n ) = n + = . 2 2 2 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n Any minimal idempotent generating set for P n \ S n is a subset of { e r : 1 ≤ r ≤ n } ∪ { t ij , f ij , f ji , g ij , g ji : 1 ≤ i < j ≤ n } . 1 r n 1 i j n e r = t ij = 1 i j n 1 i j n f ij = f ji = 1 i j n 1 i j n g ij = g ji = James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n Any minimal idempotent generating set for P n \ S n is a subset of { e r : 1 ≤ r ≤ n } ∪ { t ij , f ij , f ji , g ij , g ji : 1 ≤ i < j ≤ n } . 1 r n 1 i j n e r = t ij = 1 i j n 1 i j n f ij = f ji = 1 i j n 1 i j n g ij = g ji = To see which subsets generate P n \ S n , we create a graph. . . James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n Let Γ n be the di-graph with vertex set V (Γ n ) = { A ⊆ n : | A | = 1 or | A | = 2 } and edge set E (Γ n ) = { ( A , B ) : A ⊆ B or B ⊆ A } . 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 3 34 Γ 5 (with loops omitted) James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n For only $59.95. . . James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n Let Γ n be the di-graph with vertex set V (Γ n ) = { A ⊆ n : | A | = 1 or | A | = 2 } and edge set E (Γ n ) = { ( A , B ) : A ⊆ B or B ⊆ A } . 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 3 34 Γ 5 (with loops omitted) James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n Let Γ n be the di-graph with vertex set V (Γ n ) = { A ⊆ n : | A | = 1 or | A | = 2 } and edge set E (Γ n ) = { ( A , B ) : A ⊆ B or B ⊆ A } . e 1 = 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 3 34 Γ 5 (with loops omitted) James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n Let Γ n be the di-graph with vertex set V (Γ n ) = { A ⊆ n : | A | = 1 or | A | = 2 } and edge set E (Γ n ) = { ( A , B ) : A ⊆ B or B ⊆ A } . e 1 = 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 = t 45 45 35 24 23 4 3 34 Γ 5 (with loops omitted) James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n Let Γ n be the di-graph with vertex set V (Γ n ) = { A ⊆ n : | A | = 1 or | A | = 2 } and edge set E (Γ n ) = { ( A , B ) : A ⊆ B or B ⊆ A } . e 1 = 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 = t 45 45 35 24 23 f 23 = 4 3 34 Γ 5 (with loops omitted) James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n Let Γ n be the di-graph with vertex set V (Γ n ) = { A ⊆ n : | A | = 1 or | A | = 2 } and edge set E (Γ n ) = { ( A , B ) : A ⊆ B or B ⊆ A } . e 1 = 1 = g 51 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 = t 45 45 35 24 23 f 23 = 4 3 34 Γ 5 (with loops omitted) James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n A subgraph H of a di-graph G is a permutation subgraph if V ( H ) = V ( G ) and the edges of H induce a permutation of V ( G ). 1 15 12 5 2 25 14 13 45 35 24 23 4 34 3 A permutation subgraph of Γ n is determined by: a permutation of a subset A of n with no fixed points or 2-cycles ( A = { 2 , 3 , 5 } , 2 �→ 3 �→ 5 �→ 2), and a function n \ A → n with no 2-cycles (1 �→ 4, 4 �→ 4). James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — P n \ S n Theorem (E+Gray, 2014) The minimal idempotent generating sets of P n \ S n are in one-one correspondence with the permutation subgraphs of Γ n . The number of minimal idempotent generating sets of P n \ S n is equal to n � n � � a k b n , n − k , k k =0 where a 0 = 1, a 1 = a 2 = 0, a k +1 = ka k + k ( k − 1) a k − 2 , and ⌊ k 2 ⌋ � k � � ( − 1) i (2 i − 1)!! n k − 2 i . b n , k = 2 i i =0 n 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 · · · 1 1 3 20 201 2604 40915 754368 · · · James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Ideals — P n \ S n James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Ideals — P n \ S n The ideals of P n are I r = { α ∈ P n : α has ≤ r transverse blocks } for 0 ≤ r ≤ n . James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Ideals — P n \ S n The ideals of P n are I r = { α ∈ P n : α has ≤ r transverse blocks } for 0 ≤ r ≤ n . Theorem (E+Gray, 2014) If 0 ≤ r ≤ n − 1, then I r is idempotent generated, and n � j � � rank( I r ) = idrank( I r ) = S ( n , j ) . r j = r James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Ideals — P n \ S n The ideals of P n are I r = { α ∈ P n : α has ≤ r transverse blocks } for 0 ≤ r ≤ n . Theorem (E+Gray, 2014) If 0 ≤ r ≤ n − 1, then I r is idempotent generated, and n � j � � rank( I r ) = idrank( I r ) = S ( n , j ) . r j = r The idempotent generating sets of this size have not been classified/enumerated (for 1 ≤ r ≤ n − 2). James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Rank and idempotent rank — B n \ S n James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Rank and idempotent rank — B n \ S n Theorem (Maltcev and Mazorchuk, 2007) B n \ S n is idempotent generated. B n \ S n = � u ij (1 ≤ i < j ≤ n ) � . 1 i j n u ij = James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Rank and idempotent rank — B n \ S n Theorem (Maltcev and Mazorchuk, 2007) B n \ S n is idempotent generated. B n \ S n = � u ij (1 ≤ i < j ≤ n ) � . 1 i j n u ij = � n � = n ( n − 1) rank( B n \ S n ) = idrank( B n \ S n ) = . 2 2 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — B n \ S n Let Λ n be the di-graph with vertex set V (Λ n ) = { A ⊆ n : | A | = 2 } and edge set E (Λ n ) = { ( A , B ) : A ∩ B � = ∅} . 12 12 23 13 24 14 23 13 34 Λ 3 Λ 4 James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Minimal idempotent generating sets — B n \ S n Theorem (E+Gray, 2014) The minimal idempotent generating sets of B n \ S n are in one-one correspondence with the permutation subgraphs of Λ n . No formula is known for the number of minimal idempotent generating sets of B n \ S n (yet). Very hard! n 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 1 1 6 265 126,140 855,966,441 ???? 1 1 1 2 12 288 34,560 24,883,200 There are (way) more than ( n − 1)! · ( n − 2)! · · · 3! · 2! · 1!. Thanks to James Mitchell for n = 5 , 6 (GAP). James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Ideals — B n \ S n The ideals of B n are I r = { α ∈ B n : α has ≤ r transverse blocks } for 0 ≤ r = n − 2 k ≤ n . Theorem (E+Gray, 2014) If 0 ≤ r = n − 2 k ≤ n − 2, then I r is idempotent generated and � n � n ! rank( I r ) = idrank( I r ) = (2 k − 1)!! = 2 k k ! r ! . 2 k James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
Rank and idempotent rank — TL n Theorem (Borisavljevi´ c, Doˇ sen, Petri´ c, 2002, etc) TL n is idempotent generated. TL n = � u 1 , . . . , u n − 1 � . 1 i n u i = rank( TL n ) = idrank( TL n ) = n − 1. James East Idempotent generation in partition monoids
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