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Tight relative t -designs on two shells in hypercubes, and Hahn and Hermite polynomials Hajime Tanaka (joint work with Eiichi Bannai, Etsuko Bannai, and Yan Zhu) R esearch C enter for P ure and A pplied M athematics G raduate S chool of I


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Tight relative t-designs on two shells in hypercubes, and Hahn and Hermite polynomials

Hajime Tanaka

(joint work with Eiichi Bannai, Etsuko Bannai, and Yan Zhu) Research Center for Pure and Applied Mathematics Graduate School of Information Sciences Tohoku University

August 18, 2019 G2D2

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Relative t-designs in the n-cube Qn

[n] := {1, 2, . . . , n} (n ∈ N) Qn := 2[n] ={x : x ⊆ [n]} : the n-cube {0, 1}n

1:1

← → 2[n]

1010 · · · 0 ← → {1, 3} 1110 · · · 0 ← → {1, 2, 3}

000 100 010 001 101 011 110 111

[n]

k

  • = {x ∈ 2[n] : |x| = k}

∅ ̸= Y ⊂ 2[n] ω : Y → R>0

Definition (Delsarte (1977))

“weighted” regular t-wise balanced design

(Y, ω) : a relative t-design

def

⇐ ⇒ ∃λ1, λ2, . . . , λt ∈ R>0 s.t. for i = 1, 2, . . . , t,

  • z⊂y∈Y

ω(y) = λi (∀z ∈ [n]

i

  • )

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Delsarte’s design theory

Φ :=

  • k : Y ∩

[n]

k

  • ̸= ∅
  • |Φ| = 1 (t-designs)

Delsarte (1973)

spherical t-designs

Delsarte–Goethals–Seidel (1977)

|Φ| ⩾ 2 (relative t-designs)

Delsarte (1977)

Euclidean t-designs

Neumaier–Seidel (1988)

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Tight relative t-designs

Recall Φ =

  • k : Y ∩

[n]

k

  • ̸= ∅
  • .

Theorem (Bannai–Bannai (2012); Xiang (2012))

(Y, ω) : a relative 2e-design e ⩽ k ⩽ n − e (∀k ∈ Φ) Then |Y | ⩾ n

e

  • +

n

e−1

  • + · · · +
  • n

e−|Φ|+1

  • .

Fisher-type inequality

Definition

(Y, ω) : tight

def

⇐ ⇒ |Y | = n

e

  • +

n

e−1

  • + · · · +
  • n

e−|Φ|+1

  • Hajime Tanaka

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The tight case with |Φ| = 1

Theorem (Delsarte (1973), Wilson–Ray-Chaudhuri (1975))

Φ = {k} where e ⩽ k ⩽ n/2

take complement: k ↔ n − k

(Y, ω) : a tight 2e-design ⊂ [n]

k

  • Then

1

Y induces an e-class Q-polynomial association scheme.

2

The polynomial ψk

e(ξ) := 3F2

−ξ, −e, e − n k − n + 1, 1 − k

  • 1
  • ∈ R[ξ]
  • f degree e has only integral zeros.

a Hahn polynomial

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The tight case with |Φ| = 1

Remark

Ito (1975), Bremner (1979): only 2 examples for e = 2 Peterson (1977): none for e = 3 Bannai (1977): only finitely many, for each e ⩾ 5 Dukes–Short-Gershman (2013): none for e = 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Xiang (2018): none for e = 4

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The Hahn polynomials

α, β ∈ R, N ∈ N The Hahn polynomial of degree e (e = 0, 1, . . . , N) is Qe(ξ; α, β, N) = 3F2 −ξ, −e, e + α + β + 1 α + 1, −N

  • 1
  • ∈ R[ξ].

They are orthogonal polynomials if α, β > −1 or α, β < −N.

Remark

ψk

e(ξ) = Qe(ξ; k − n, −k − 1, k − 1)

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The tight case with |Φ| = 2

Theorem

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa take complement: ℓ ↔ n − ℓ, m ↔ n − m

Φ = {ℓ, m} where e ⩽ ℓ < m ⩽ n − ℓ (Y, ω) : a tight relative 2e-design ⊂ [n]

[n]

m

  • Then

1

Y induces a coherent configuration of type e+1

e e+1

  • .

2

The polynomial ψℓ,m

e

(ξ) := 3F2 −ξ, −e, e − n − 1 m − n, −ℓ

  • 1
  • ∈ R[ξ]
  • f degree e has only integral zeros.

Remark

ψℓ,m

e

(ξ) = Qe(ξ; m − n − 1, −m − 1, ℓ)

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A tool in the proof

|Φ| = 1 (t-designs)

Bose–Mesner algebra (commutative)

|Φ| = 2 (relative t-designs)

Terwilliger algebra (non-commutative)

For a preceding study, see also

  • E. Bannai, E. Bannai, S. Suda, and H. Tanaka,

On relative t-designs in polynomial association schemes,

  • Electron. J. Combin. 22 (2015) #P4.47.

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Use of ψℓ,m

e

(ξ)

Example

Bannai–Bannai–Zhu (2017) found four tight relative 4-designs for n = 22: n ℓ m ξ 22 6 7 3, 5 22 6 15 1, 3 22 7 16 1, 3 22 15 16 3, 5 The zeros ξ are integers!!

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Use of ψℓ,m

e

(ξ)

Example

The existence of tight relative 4-designs with the following feasible parameters were left open: n ℓ m ξ 37 9 16

1 14(71 ±

√ 337) 37 9 21

1 14(55 ±

√ 337) 37 16 28

1 14(55 ±

√ 337) 37 21 28

1 14(71 ±

√ 337) 41 15 16

1 26(237 ±

√ 1569) 41 15 25

1 26(153 ±

√ 1569) 41 16 26

1 26(153 ±

√ 1569) 41 25 26

1 26(237 ±

√ 1569) The zeros ξ are irrational, thus proving the non-existence!!

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Bannai’s result revisited (|Φ| = 1)

Theorem (Bannai (1977))

Fix e ⩾ 5. Then only finitely many non-trivial tight 2e-designs. Extend the result to the case |Φ| = 2 !!

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Ingredients in Bannai’s proof, part 1

The Hermite polynomial of degree e (e = 0, 1, 2, . . .) is He(η) = (2η)e · 2F0 −e/2, −(e − 1)/2 −

  • − 1

η2

  • ∈ R[η].

Qe(ξ; α, β, N) ≈ He(η) for appropriate limit |α|, |β|, N → ∞

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Askey scheme

Hypergeometric orthogonal polynomials1

Racah Jacobi Meixner Krawtchouk Meixner

  • Pollaczek

Continuous Hahn Hahn Dual Hahn Continuous dual Hahn Wilson Laguerre Charlier Hermite Pseudo Jacobi Bessel

1 taken from: R. Koekoek, P

. A. Lesky, and R. F. Swarttouw, Hypergeometric orthogonal polynomials and their q-analogues, Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 2010. Hajime Tanaka Tight relative t-designs in hypercubes August 18, 2019 14 / 24

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Ingredients in Bannai’s proof, part 1

Recall Φ = {k} (e ⩽ k ⩽ n/2). Applying the limit process to ψk

e(ξ) = Qe(ξ; k − n, −k − 1, k − 1),

Bannai showed n = 2k + 1 with only finitely many exceptions.

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Ingredients in Bannai’s proof, part 2

Assume n = 2k + 1. Write ψk

e(ξ) = a0ξe + a1ξe−1 + · · · + ae−1ξ + ae.

Then a1/a0, a2/a0, . . . , ae/a0 ∈ Z. Bannai showed this is impossible by using the following:

Theorem (Schur (1929))

a, b ∈ N (a < b) Then the product of a consecutive odd integers s = (2b + 1)(2b + 3) · · · (2b + 2a − 1) has a prime factor > 2a + 1, except for the following cases:

1

a = 2 and s = 25 · 27;

2

a = 1 and s = 3i (i ⩾ 2).

2a + 1 = 5 2a + 1 = 3

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Ingredients in Bannai’s proof, part 2

Example

a = 3 = ⇒ 91 · 93 · 95 = 3 · 5 · 7 · 13 · 19 · 31 a = 4 = ⇒ 183 · 185 · 187 · 189 = 34 · 5 · 7 · 11 · 17 · 37 · 61 a = 5 = ⇒ 201 · 203 · 205 · 207 · 209 = 33 · 5 · 7 · 11 · 19 · 23 · 29 · 41 · 67

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Extension to the case |Φ| = 2 ?

Concerning part 1:

Case Φ = {k} (e ⩽ k ⩽ n/2)

ψk

e(ξ) = Qe(ξ; k − n, −k − 1, k − 1) ≈ He(η) for n, k → ∞

n = 2k + 1 for n, k ≫ 0

Case Φ = {ℓ, m} (e ⩽ ℓ < m ⩽ n − ℓ)

ψℓ,m

e

(ξ) = Qe(ξ; m − n − 1, −m − 1, ℓ) ≈ He(η) for n, ℓ, m → ∞ n = 2m for n, ℓ, m ≫ 0 No control over ℓ !!

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Extension to the case |Φ| = 2 ?

Concerning part 2:

Case Φ = {k} (e ⩽ k ⩽ n/2)

n = 2k + 1 for n, k ≫ 0 by part 1. Set a = ⌊e/2⌋, b = k − e + 1 in Schur’s theorem. Integrality fails, and thus proves non-existence.

Case Φ = {ℓ, m} (e ⩽ ℓ < m ⩽ n − ℓ)

n = 2m for n, ℓ, m ≫ 0 by part 1. Set a = ⌊e/2⌋, b = m − e + 1 in Schur’s theorem. Integrality may hold if ℓ behaves badly!!

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A non-existence result for the case |Φ| = 2

Recall Φ = {ℓ, m} (e ⩽ ℓ < m ⩽ n − ℓ).

Theorem

∀δ ∈ (0, 1) ∃e0 = e0(δ) > 0 such that:

1

Fix e ⩾ e0 and c > 0.

2

Then only finitely many such tight relative 2e-designs with ℓ < c · n1−δ.

up to scalar multiple of ω

Remark

We can take e0(δ) = exp(3/δ).

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A non-existence result for the case |Φ| = 2

Fix e ⩾ e0(δ) and set c = 1, 000 = 103.

n

103 ⋅ n1−δ

(This is not a precise graph.)

  • nly finitely many here

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A non-existence result for the case |Φ| = 2

Fix e ⩾ e0(δ) and set c = 10, 000 = 104.

n

104 ⋅ n1−δ

(This is not a precise graph.)

  • nly finitely many here

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A non-existence result for the case |Φ| = 2

Fix e ⩾ e0(δ) and set c = 100, 000 = 105.

n

105 ⋅ n1−δ

(This is not a precise graph.)

  • nly finitely many here

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A variation of Schur’s theorem

Proposition

∀δ ∈ (0, 1) ∃a0 = a0(δ) > 0 such that:

1

Fix N ∋ a ⩾ a0 and c > 0.

2

Then for all but finitely many pairs (b, d) ∈ N2 with d < c · b1−δ, the product of a consecutive odd integers (2b + 1)(2b + 3) · · · (2b + 2a − 1) has a prime factor > 2a + 1 which is not a prime factor of (2d + 1)(2d + 3) · · · (2d + 2a − 1).

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