Weak-order maximality conjecture for affine Weyl group cores

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Let W~\widetilde{W} be a simply-laced affine Weyl group with Coxeter number hh, let bb be coprime to hh, and let SΦ(b)\mathcal{S}_\Phi(b) be the relevant Sommers region. Let w~b\widetilde{w}_b be the distinguished affine Weyl group element associated with bb, and regard dominant elements as elements of W~/W\widetilde{W}/W. Weak-order maximality conjecture. The element w~b\widetilde{w}_b is maximal in the weak order on W~/W\widetilde{W}/W among all dominant elements

{w~W~/W:w~1(0)SΦ(b)}.\left\{\widetilde{w} \in \widetilde{W}/W: \widetilde{w}^{-1}(0) \in \mathcal{S}_\Phi(b)\right\}.

The conjecture strengthens the proved uniqueness of the maximum of the size statistic by predicting containment of the relevant inversion sets. It generalizes J. Vandehey's result for ordinary (a,b)(a,b)-cores.

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Marko Thiel and Nathan Williams, “Strange Expectations”, arXiv:1508.05293 (2015).

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