Take two adjacent columns of a numbered Young tableau, with a bottom segment of the left column and a top segment of the right column such that exceeds the height of the left column. Alternating over permutations of , modulo permutations preserving and separately, gives a signed relation among polytabloids. The full alternation vanishes because each tabloid has two of these entries in one row. Solving for a nonstandard polytabloid replaces its offending row inversion by earlier column-standard tableaux. The relation is proved over the free integral tabloid lattice, where cancellation and division by nonzero integer factors are valid; reduction then makes it valid in every characteristic. Together with column antisymmetry these relations give the standard polytabloid basis.
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