The shifted Coxeter–Knuth insertion conjecture for involution words

Let an involution word be a word in the generators of the relevant involution-Hecke monoid, and let shifted Coxeter–Knuth equivalence be the equivalence relation generated by the four relations in Definition~. Write P(a)P(\textbf{a}) for the insertion tableau of an involution word a\textbf{a} under the map SHSH. Shifted Coxeter–Knuth insertion conjecture. Two involution words a\textbf{a} and b\textbf{b} are shifted Coxeter–Knuth equivalent if and only if

P(a)=P(b).P(\textbf{a})=P(\textbf{b}).

This conjecture is the analogue of the corresponding characterizations for ordinary Coxeter–Knuth equivalence and shifted tableaux; its status is not resolved in the supplied source context.

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Zachary Hamaker, Eric Marberg and Brendan Pawlowski, “Schur P-positivity and involution Stanley symmetric functions”, arXiv:1701.02824 (2017).

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