Fixed-point homomesy conjecture for the complement-inversion Foatic action

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Let Sn\mathfrak{S}_n be the symmetric group, and let γ‾\overline{\gamma} denote the complement-inversion Foatic action on Sn\mathfrak{S}_n. For a permutation ww, let Fix⁡(w)\operatorname{Fix}(w) be the number of fixed points, or 1-cycles, of ww. Complement-inversion fixed-point homomesy conjecture. The statistic Fix⁡\operatorname{Fix} is 1-mesic on every orbit of the action of γ‾\overline{\gamma}. Computations for n≤11n\leq 11 found no counterexample, while the source states that the general claim remains unproved.

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Michael LaCroix and Tom Roby, “Foatic actions of the symmetric group and fixed-point homomesy”, arXiv:2008.03292 (2020).

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