 Semistandard homomorphism theorem

A filling $T$ of shape $\lambda$ and content $\alpha$ defines a module homomorphism ${\Theta }_T:M^{\lambda }\to M^{\alpha }$: given a numbered tableau, sum over distinct assignments obtained by permuting $T$ within its rows, and put each numbered entry into output row $j$ when its assigned label is $j$. Restricting to $S^{\lambda }$ gives ${\hat{\Theta }}_T$. For Semistandard Young tableaux $T$, these restrictions are linearly independent over every field. They form a basis of ${\mathrm{Hom}}_{F{S}_n}(S^{\lambda },M^{\alpha })$ if the characteristic of a field is not two, or if $\lambda$ is a two-regular partition of an integer. For two-singular shapes in characteristic two, they need not span. Column antisymmetrization and triangular leading tabloids establish independence; straightening the images of a cyclic polytabloid establishes spanning under the stated hypotheses.