... g(r)1+ ) for all (19) > Proof: Using the asymptotic formula for the coefficients of admissible functions and an argument like that in Hayman’s proof of Theorem H.II, the results for a and B follow ... extend R and Θ to include these variables by forming the Cartesian product of R with copies of (0, ∞) and the Cartesian product of Θ with copies of [−π, π] We exten...
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... deferred to the last section because it involves a series of fairly lengthy constructions and is not needed for the proof of the other theorems The case R = of Theorem was done by Bell [3], who ... surface, B depends on the type of map, and A depends on both the type of map and the surface See [22] for a proof of (7) for the unrooted case and for...
... previous section The ’atoms’ of the Macdonald polynomials and the µ − type of the standard tableaux suggest that the tableaux naturally fall into standard tableaux classes a For a sequence s ∈ ... in the last section The Na (invertible) operator changes a standard tableau in the class ST C s to an x -standard tableau such that the content is s The...
... chamber Since we need the same arguments from the proof of Lemma in our proof of Theorem 1, we will include the full proof of Lemma there As examples of these lemmas, for the symmetric group, ... of shape µ of size k is the multiplicity of the representation with highest weight µ in the kth tensor power of the defining representation of GLn , the numbe...