Irreducibility conjecture for the four polynomial families C~l,i,j(X)\widetilde C_{l,i,j}(X)

Let l3l\ge3, and let C~l,0,0(X)\widetilde C_{l,0,0}(X), C~l,0,1(X)\widetilde C_{l,0,1}(X), C~l,1,0(X)\widetilde C_{l,1,0}(X) and C~l,1,1(X)\widetilde C_{l,1,1}(X) be the four polynomial families introduced in the paper. Four-family irreducibility conjecture. Each of these four polynomials is irreducible over Q{\mathbb Q}:

C~l,0,0(X), C~l,0,1(X), C~l,1,0(X), C~l,1,1(X).\widetilde C_{l,0,0}(X),\ \widetilde C_{l,0,1}(X),\ \widetilde C_{l,1,0}(X),\ \widetilde C_{l,1,1}(X).

The paper reports checks for l350l\le350 and says that the property is considered likely for all larger ll, but provides no general proof in the supplied excerpt.

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Laurent Habsieger, “Explicit Asymptotics for Signed Binomial Sums and Applications to Carnevale-Voll Conjecture”, arXiv:2006.09704 (2020).

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