Hoshino–Shiraishi formulas for the branching coefficients in ranks two and three

Let s=(s1,,sn)s=(s_1,\ldots,s_n), let θ={θij}1i<jn\theta=\{\theta_{ij}\}_{1\leqslant i<j\leqslant n} be nonnegative integers, and define

ϕi=j=1i1θji+j=i+1nθij.\phi_i=\sum_{j=1}^{i-1}\theta_{ji}+\sum_{j=i+1}^n\theta_{ij}.

The branching coefficients en(s;θ;q,t)e_n(s;\theta;q,t) are defined by the branching expansion described in the source. Hoshino–Shiraishi conjectures. For rank two,

e2(s1,s2;θ12;q,t)=(t,t/s1,t/s2,qθ12+1/(ts1s2);q)θ12(q,q/s1,q/s2,qθ12/(s1s2);q)θ12(qt)θ12,e_2(s_1,s_2;\theta_{12};q,t)=\frac{(t,t/s_1,t/s_2,q^{\theta_{12}+1}/(ts_1s_2);q)_{\theta_{12}}}{(q,q/s_1,q/s_2,q^{\theta_{12}}/(s_1s_2);q)_{\theta_{12}}}\left(\frac qt\right)^{\theta_{12}},

and for rank three, the coefficient is the displayed product formula in the source, with θji=θij\theta_{ji}=\theta_{ij} for 1i<j31\leqslant i<j\leqslant3. These formulas conjecturally determine the first nontrivial branching coefficients for the folded asymptotically free solutions.

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Primary source

Chul-hee Lee, Eric M. Rains and S. Ole Warnaar, “An Elliptic Hypergeometric Function Approach to Branching Rules”, arXiv:2007.03174 (2020).

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