SNP conjecture for Grothendieck polynomials

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For w∈S∞w\in S_\infty, let Gw{\mathfrak G}_w be the Grothendieck polynomial obtained recursively using π‾i(f)=∂i((1−xi+1)f)\overline\pi_i(f)=\partial_i((1-x_{i+1})f). A polynomial has SNP when every lattice point of its Newton polytope is an exponent vector. Grothendieck-polynomial SNP conjecture.

Gw has SNP.{\mathfrak G}_w\text{ has SNP}.

The conjecture was exhaustively checked for n≤7n\leq7 and generalizes the Schubert SNP conjecture, but remains open in general.

References

Primary source

Cara Monical, Neriman Tokcan and Alexander Yong, “Newton Polytopes in Algebraic Combinatorics”, arXiv:1703.02583 (2017).

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