The unrestricted validity conjecture for Theorem a-f
The unrestricted validity conjecture for Theorem a-f
Let be a positive integer, let be arbitrary nonnegative integers, and let . Theorem a-f asserts a specific constant-term product formula for , as displayed in the source. The unrestricted validity conjecture for Theorem a-f. The same theorem remains valid without the restriction
The restriction is crucial to the proof given in the paper, although the authors state that it does not seem necessary. Thus the conjecture proposes extending the theorem's already established product formula to the full range without that restriction; the source gives no resolution evidence.
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Primary source
Gyula Károlyi, Zoltán Lóránt Nagy, Fedor Petrov and Vladislav Volkov, “A new approach to constant term identities and Selberg-type integrals”, arXiv:1312.6369 (2013).
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