The Homflypt Yang–Baxter homology conjecture for the two-element rack

Let R(m)R_{(m)} be the rack considered in the paper, let Hn=Hn(R(m))H_n=H_n(R_{(m)}) denote its nnth Yang–Baxter homology over kk, and specialize to m=2m=2. Define

sn=i=1n+1fi,s_n=\sum_{i=1}^{n+1}f_i,

where f1=f2=1f_1=f_2=1 and (fi)(f_i) is the Fibonacci sequence. Let ana_n be determined by

2n=2+an1+sn3+an+sn2,a1=0.2^n=2+a_{n-1}+s_{n-3}+a_n+s_{n-2},\qquad a_1=0.

The Homflypt Yang–Baxter homology conjecture. For m=2m=2, one has

Hn=k2(k/(1y2))an(k/(1y4))sn2.H_n=k^2\bigoplus \left(k/(1-y^2)\right)^{a_n}\bigoplus \left(k/(1-y^4)\right)^{s_{n-2}}.

The formula was verified by computer for n11n\leq 11, but remains conjectural in general. It describes the free part and the two types of torsion predicted for the Yang–Baxter homology of the two-element rack.

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Jozef H. Przytycki and Xiao Wang, “The second Yang-Baxter homology for the Homflypt polynomial”, arXiv:2004.07413 (2020).

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