Gessel's conjecture on the two-sided Eulerian polynomial
Gessel's conjecture on the two-sided Eulerian polynomial
Let denote the two-sided Eulerian polynomial. For , the polynomial is considered in the basis
with indices satisfying , , and . Gessel's conjecture. There exist nonnegative integers such that
The conjecture asserts nonnegativity of the coefficients in the basis determined by the symmetries of the two-sided Eulerian polynomial. The source gives no resolution status, so it remains open here.
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Primary source
T. Kyle Petersen, “Two-sided Eulerian numbers via balls in boxes”, arXiv:1209.6273 (2012).
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