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# Hecke
Hecke
is a port
of the GAP
3 package Specht
2.
4 to GAP
4. Specht
2.
4 was written
by Andrew Mathas, who allowed Dmitriy Traytel
to use his source code
as the basis
for Hecke.
## INSTALLATION
To install the package simply extract the archive into the pkg-folder
of your
GAP-installation.
Then you should be able
to load the package
in GAP via
LoadPackage(
"hecke");
## FEATURES
This package contains functions
for computing the decomposition matrices
for
Iwahori-Hecke algebras
of the symmetric groups.
As the (modular) representation
theory
of these algebras closely resembles that
of the (modular) representation
theory
of the symmetric groups (indeed, the latter
is a special
case of the
former) many
of the combinatorial tools from the representation theory
of the
symmetric group are included
in the package.
These programs grew
out of the attempts by Gordon James
and Andrew Mathas
to
understand the decomposition matrices
of Hecke algebras
of type A when q=-
1.
The package
is now much more general
and its highlights include:
1. Hecke provides a means
of working
in the Grothendieck ring
of a Hecke algebra
H using the three natural bases corresponding
to the Specht modules,
projective indecomposable modules,
and simple modules.
2.
For Hecke algebras defined over fields
of characteristic zero, the algorithm
of Lascoux, Leclerc,
and Thibon [LLT96]
for computing decomposition numbers
and "crystallized decomposition matrices" has been implemented.
In
principle, this gives all
of the decomposition matrices
of Hecke algebras
defined over fields
of characteristic zero.
3. Hecke provides a way
of inducing
and restricting modules.
In addition, it
is
possible
to "induce" decomposition matrices; this
function is quite
effective
in calculating the decomposition matrices
of Hecke algebras
for
small n.
4. The q-analogue
of Schaper
's theorem is included, as is Kleshchev's algorithm
of calculating the Mullineux map. Both are used extensively when inducing
decomposition matrices.
5. Hecke can be used
to compute the decomposition numbers
of q-Schur algebras
(
and the general linear groups), although there
is less direct support
for
these algebras. The decomposition matrices
for the q-Schur algebras defined
over fields
of characteristic zero
for n<
11 and all e are included
in Hecke.
6. The Littlewood-Richard rule, its inverse,
and functions
for many
of the
standard operations on partitions (such
as calculating cores, quotients,
and
adding
and removing hooks), are included.
7. The decomposition matrices
for the symmetric groups S_n are included
for
n<
15 and for all primes.
## SUPPORT, BUG REPORTS
For bug reports, feature requests
and suggestions, please refer
to
<https:
//github.com/gap-packages/hecke/issues>