The power-of-two conjecture for odd core partitions into distinct parts

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Let ss be odd, and consider (s,s+2)(s,s+2)-core partitions into distinct parts. Power-of-two conjecture. Their number equals

2s−1.2^{s-1}.

The paper presents this as a proposed extension beyond the cases it proves, seeking a general enumeration of (s,t)(s,t)-core partitions into distinct parts for coprime ss and tt.

References

Primary source

Armin Straub, “Core partitions into distinct parts and an analog of Euler's theorem”, arXiv:1601.07161 (2016).

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