Non-negativity conjecture for deformed Verlinde expansion coefficients

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Let \Greekmath0115,\Greekmath0116∈Ak,n+{\Greekmath 0115},{\Greekmath 0116} \in \mathcal{A}_{k,n}^{+} and \Greekmath0117∈A~k,n+{\Greekmath 0117} \in \mathcal{\tilde{A}} _{k,n}^{+}. Consider the expansion coefficients, or matrix elements,

⟨\Greekmath0115∣S\Greekmath0117′′∣\Greekmath0116⟩.\langle {\Greekmath 0115} | \boldsymbol{S}_{{\Greekmath 0117} ^{\prime }}^{\prime }|{\Greekmath 0116} \rangle.

Non-negativity conjecture. These expansion coefficients are always polynomials with non-negative coefficients. The statement is presented as an observation based on sample computations, and the supplied text gives no evidence that it has been resolved.

References

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Christian Korff, “Cylindric versions of specialised Macdonald functions and a deformed Verlinde algebra”, arXiv:1110.6356 (2012).

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