pl = plethysm(lambda,g)The method computes the character of the representation obtained by applying the Schur functor S_{\lambda} to the representation with character g, where \lambda is a partition.
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Even simple plethysms of Schur functions are not obvious a priori. For example, Sym^2 of the antisymmetric square $\Lambda^2 V = S_{1,1}V$ breaks up as:
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Applying a partition directly lets one extract isotypic summands, e.g.\ the two pieces of V^{\otimes 2} for an Sn-representation:
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For representations of products of groups, the plethysm is applied diagonally; here on a GL x GL tensor product:
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The source of this document is in /build/reproducible-path/macaulay2-1.26.05+ds/M2/Macaulay2/packages/SchurRings.m2:6325:0.