The (3,n)(3,n) Schur-coefficient symmetry conjecture

For nonnegative integers a,b,na,b,n, let [s2a1b]3,n[s_{2^a1^b}]_{3,n} denote the coefficient of the Schur function s2a1bs_{2^a1^b} in the relevant Schur expansion for the (3,n)(3,n) case. The (3,n)(3,n) symmetry conjecture. For all a,b,n0a,b,n\geq 0,

[s2a1b]3,n=[s2b1a]3,3(a+b)n.[s_{2^a1^b}]_{3,n}=[s_{2^b1^a}]_{3,3(a+b)-n}.

This symmetry is presented as following from the conjectured switch bijection in the coprime case; its status beyond that setting is not established in the supplied text.

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Primary source

Dun Qiu and Jeffrey Remmel, “Schur Function Expansions and the Rational Shuffle Theorem”, arXiv:1806.04348 (2020).

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