bigrassmannian

English

Etymology

From bi- +‎ Grassmannian.

Adjective

bigrassmannian (not comparable)

1. (mathematics) Pertaining to a permutation such that there is at most one left and one right descent (at most one index i and one index j, such that ws_i < w and s_jw < w).
   • 2015, Alexander B. Goncharov, “Exponential complexes, period morphisms, and characteristic classes”, in arXiv‎^[1]:

     Combining this with the construction of Chern classes with coefficients in the bigrassmannian complexes, we get, for the weights up to four, local explicit formulas for the Chern classes in the rational Deligne cohomology via polylogarithms.