Minimal-degree conjecture for intervals in the Tamari lattice

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Let Tam⁡n\operatorname{\mathbf{Tam}}_n be the Tamari lattice, and let Dn\mathbb{D}_n be its refined interval polynomial in variables x,y,x‾,y‾x,y,\overline{x},\overline{y}. An interval has degree n−1n-1 in (x,y,y‾,x‾)(x,y,\overline{y},\overline{x}) when the corresponding monomial has total degree n−1n-1 in these four variables; call (S,S)(S,S) a simple interval. Minimal-degree conjecture. The only intervals of degree n−1n-1 in (x,y,y‾,x‾)(x,y,\overline{y},\overline{x}) are the simple intervals (S,S)(S,S). The preceding proposition establishes the lower bound n−1n-1 for the degree in (x,y,y‾)(x,y,\overline{y}), while the source gives no resolution of this four-variable claim.

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Frédéric Chapoton, “A note on Tamari intervals”, arXiv:1711.05027 (2017).

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