16 problems
M=N conjecture. The computer experiments suggest
Level-restricted X=M conjecture. One has
Inhomogeneous X=M conjecture. There exists with such that
X=M conjecture. One has
Conjectural Kirillov–Reshetikhin module family. For every , there exists an irreducible finite-dimensional -module such that:
Let be integers, a partition with , and an matrix with nonnegative integer entries. Le…
Let and be positive integers, and let , , , and denote the restricted one-dimensional sums and fermio…
Let be a simple Lie algebra with Cartan matrix , let be a collection of dominant integral weights, and let…
Let and be the - and fermionic formulas associated with an allowed diagram shape…
Let be a dominant sequence of rectangles, let be a partition, and let denote one of the four stable families. Write and for the trans…
Let be a dominant sequence of rectangles and let be a partition. For each of the four stable families indexed by…
Let satisfy . For and , set and…
X=M conjecture. One has
Let be a Kac–Moody algebra, let be a positive-root-lattice element, and let be the bilinear fermionic quantity defined from th…
Let be the matrix defining the fermionic sums, let be a multiplicity vector, let , and let denote the quadratic weight appearing in the fermionic sum. Fo…
Let be a simple Lie algebra. For dominant integral and multiplicity data , let and b…