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The X=M conjecture for one-dimensional sums and fermionic formulas
Let be a finite tensor product of Kirillov–Reshetikhin modules, with a collection of nonnegative integers. Let…
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Conjectural reduction of the length assumption in the leading theorem
Let be as in the paper, let be the highest-weight element, and write for the number of nonzero parts of . Assume ,…
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Connectedness conjecture for regular subgraphs of skew column RSK crystals
Let , and let be the number of nonzero entries of . For the -crystal…
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The upper-ledge Specht-module conjecture
Let be the index set of the affine type , let , and let be an upper ledge diagram. Let…
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The upper-ledge containment conjecture
Let be the set of pairs of partitions, let , and let be the associated map to upper ledge diagrams. If…
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The ordinary-partition containment conjecture
Let be the set of partitions, let be the set of 2-regular partitions, and let…
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The odd-shift inclusion conjecture for symbol components
Odd-shift inclusion conjecture. If is odd, then .
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The crystal-structure conjecture for reverse King tableaux
Crystal-structure conjecture. There exists a crystal structure on such that
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The key-map conjecture for reverse King tableaux and crystal atoms
Key-map conjecture. Our key map agrees with the representation-theoretic description coming from the Kashiwara crystal structure, the key map on Kashiwara–Nakashima tableaux, and t…
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Conjecture that the Littlewood–Richardson commutativity bijections coincide
Let and be the sets of Littlewood–Richardson tableaux, and let , , and be the bijections d…
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The conjecture for stable one-dimensional sums
Let be an affine Lie algebra of nonexceptional type, and suppose its rank is sufficiently large. The one-dimensional sum depends only on the attachment of the affine…