Higher-harmonic Frobenius characteristic conjecture for the trivariate specialization

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Let Hn(r)(w;q,1,1)\mathscr{H}_n^{(r)}(\mathbf{w};q,1,1) denote the graded Frobenius characteristic of the trivariate diagonal higher-harmonic space, with \Dyckrn\Dyck{r}{n} the set of rr-Dyck paths, χ(αβ)\chi(\alpha\leq\beta) the indicator of the rr-Tamari order relation, d(α,β)d(\alpha,\beta) the associated distance statistic, and eγ(β)(w)e_{\gamma(\beta)}(\mathbf{w}) the elementary symmetric function indexed by the composition γ(β)\gamma(\beta). The higher-harmonic Frobenius characteristic conjecture.

Hn(r)(w;q,1,1)=α,β\Dyckrnχ(αβ)qd(α,β)eγ(β)(w).\mathscr{H}_n^{(r)}(\mathbf{w};q,1,1)=\sum_{\alpha,\beta\in\Dyck{r}{n}}\chi(\alpha\leq\beta)\,q^{d(\alpha,\beta)}\,e_{\gamma(\beta)}(\mathbf{w}).

This conjecture gives an explicit rr-Dyck-path formula for the graded Sn{\mathbb S}_n-character of the trivariate higher-harmonic space; its status is not determined in the supplied source context.

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Francois Bergeron, “Combinatorics of r-Dyck paths, r-Parking functions, and the r-Tamari lattices”, arXiv:1202.6269 (2012).

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