Pivotal symmetric ideal generated by the recursive idempotent

Let DS(n)\mathsf{D}_{{\mathfrak S}(n)} be the diagrammatic representation-theoretic object associated with the symmetric group S(n){\mathfrak S}(n), and let P(n)\mathsf{P}^{(n)} be its ideal. Let E(n+1)E(n+1) be the recursively defined idempotent from the preceding construction. Pivotal ideal conjecture. The ideal P(n)\mathsf{P}^{(n)} of DS(n)\mathsf{D}_{{\mathfrak S}(n)} is the pivotal symmetric ideal generated by E(n+1)E(n+1). This identifies the relevant ideal through a single recursively defined idempotent and connects the diagrammatic ideal structure with the representation theory of the symmetric group. The source gives no evidence of a resolution.

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Martin Rubey and Bruce W. Westbury, “A combinatorial approach to classical representation theory”, arXiv:1408.3592 (2015).

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