# CELLULAR ALGEBRAS AND CENTERS OF HECKE ALGEBRAS

• Jeong, Yeon-Kwan (Department of Mathematics, Seoul National University) ;
• Lee, In-Sok (Department of Mathematics, Seoul National University) ;
• Oh, Hyekyung (Department of Mathematics, Seoul National University) ;
• Park, Kyung-Hwan (Department of Mathematics, Seoul National University)
• Published : 2002.02.01

#### Abstract

In this short note, we find bases of the centers of generic Hecke algebras associated with certain finite Coxeter groups. Our bases are described using the notion of cell datum of Graham and Lehrer, and the notion of norm.

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