The exponential-formula conjecture for primitive ideals in quantum matrices

Let m1m\ge 1 be a positive integer, and let P(m,n)P(m,n) denote the number of primitive H\mathcal{H}-prime ideals in Oq(Mm,n){\mathcal O}_q(M_{m,n}). Then there are rational constants cm+1,cm,,c2mc_{m+1},c_m,\ldots,c_{2-m}.

Exponential enumeration conjecture. For every positive integer nn,

P(m,n)=j=2mm+1cjjn,P(m,n)=\sum_{j=2-m}^{m+1}c_jj^n,

and

cm+1=135(2m1)2m.c_{m+1}=\frac{1\cdot3\cdot5\cdots(2m-1)}{2^m}.

This is proposed as a generalization of the known formulas for one- and two-row quantum matrices; if true, it would imply the asymptotic conjecture about the proportion of primitive H\mathcal{H}-primes. Its resolution is not indicated in the source.

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Primary source

J. Bell, S. Launois and N. Nguyen, “Dimension and enumeration of primitive ideals in quantum algebras”, arXiv:0705.3413 (2007).

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