The bottom-dissection reformulation of the Andrews–Gordon companion conjecture
The bottom-dissection reformulation of the Andrews–Gordon companion conjecture
Let and . Let be the set of partitions whose -bottom dissection consists of successive bottom squares followed by bottom rectangles, with all bottom rectangles above empty. Let be the number of partitions of in , and let and denote the associated quantities from the paper. Bottom-dissection reformulation. For every nonnegative integer ,
The reformulation uses the equality to express the same companion identities through successive bottom squares and rectangles. The supplied source does not establish whether the conjecture has been resolved.
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Pooneh Afsharijoo, Jehanne Dousse, Frédéric Jouhet and Hussein Mourtada, “New companions to the Andrews–Gordon identities motivated by commutative algebra”, arXiv:2104.09422 (2023).
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