Generalised Delta square conjecture, rise version

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Let m,n,km,n,k be nonnegative integers, let hmh_m and eje_j be the complete homogeneous and elementary symmetric functions, and let Δf\Delta_f be the Delta operator. Let ω\omega be the standard involution on symmetric functions, pnp_n the power-sum symmetric function, and LSQ(m,n)∗k\mathsf{LSQ}(m,n)^{\ast k} the set of labelled rise-decorated square paths of size m+nm+n with mm zero labels and kk decorations. For π\pi in this set, write dinv(π)\mathsf{dinv}(\pi), area(π)\mathsf{area}(\pi), and xπx^\pi for its associated statistics and monomial weight.

Generalised Delta square conjecture, rise version.

[n−k]t[n]tΔhmΔen−kω(pn)=∑π∈LSQ(m,n)∗kqdinv(π)tarea(π)xπ.\frac{[n-k]_t}{[n]_t} \Delta_{h_m} \Delta_{e_{n-k}} \omega(p_n) = \sum_{\pi \in \mathsf{LSQ}(m,n)^{\ast k}} q^{\mathsf{dinv}(\pi)} t^{\mathsf{area}(\pi)} x^\pi.

The rise version for m=0m=0 is the previously known square conjecture, proved by Sergel using the shuffle theorem. The generalised statement is attributed in the source to D'Adderio, Iraci, and Vanden Wyngaerd and remains open.

References

Primary source

Alessandro Iraci and Anna Vanden Wyngaerd, “A valley version of the Delta square conjecture”, arXiv:2003.12048 (2020).

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