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Absolute irreducibility of the Specht radical quotient (DFλ​=SFλ​/(SFλ​∩(SFλ​)⊥))

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The James submodule theorem follows from κt​v=⟨v,et​⟩et​. A nonzero restricted form therefore gives a simple radical quotient. If mj​ counts equal-length rows, all integral polytabloid pairings are divisible by ∏j​mj​!, while pairing with row reversal gives ∏j​(mj​!)j. Thus the form is nonzero modulo p exactly for regular partitions. The construction and the proof commute with every field extension, so the quotient is absolutely irreducible, including over the prime field.

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