The q-harmonic coincidence conjecture for G(m,p,n)

Let m,nNm,n\in\mathbb{N}, let pp divide mm, and let G(m,p,n)G(m,p,n) be the complex reflection group contained in G(m,n)G(m,n). Its qq-harmonic space is defined using the qq-deformed operators for G(m,n)G(m,n) together with the undeformed operator en(X)m/pe_n(\partial_X)^{m/p}, where en(x)=x1xne_n(\mathbf{x})=x_1\cdots x_n. The q-harmonic coincidence conjecture. The qq-harmonic polynomials for G(m,1,n)G(m,1,n), as defined above, coincide with those for G(m,n)G(m,n). This conjecture would support the choice not to deform the generator enm/pe_n^{m/p}; the source notes that it is proved for n=2n=2 and =1\ell=1 in the discussed setting.

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François Bergeron, Nicolas Borie and Nicolas M. Thiéry, “Deformed diagonal harmonic polynomials for complex reflection groups”, arXiv:1011.3654 (2010).

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