Delta-prime formula for the bosonic coinvariant characteristic

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Let En=μnCμsμ(z)\mathcal{E}_n=\sum_{\mu\vdash n}\mathcal{C}_\mu\otimes s_\mu(\bm{z}) be the pure bosonic multivariate coinvariant characteristic, where Cμ=λcλμsλ\mathcal{C}_\mu=\sum_\lambda c_{\lambda\mu}s_\lambda, and let eke_k^\perp denote the adjoint of multiplication by the elementary symmetric function eke_k. Let Δenk1\Delta'_{e_{n-k-1}} be the Delta-prime operator. Delta via skew conjecture. For all kk,

(ekId)En=μn(ekCμ)(q,t)sμ(z)=Δenk1(en(z)).(e_k\otimes\operatorname{Id})\mathcal{E}_n=\sum_{\mu\vdash n}(e_k^\perp\mathcal{C}_\mu)(q,t)s_\mu(\bm{z})=\Delta'_{e_{n-k-1}}(e_n(\bm{z})).

The source identifies this as the precise link between the generic bosonic expression and the Delta-prime operators, referring to an earlier conjecture; no resolution is supplied in the given text.

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François Bergeron, “The Bosonic-Fermionic Diagonal Coinvariant Modules Conjecture”, arXiv:2005.00924 (2020).

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