Strong pattern-avoidance conjecture for dual canonical basis immanants

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Let 0<k<n≤m0<k<n\leq m be integers, let v∈Snv\in S_n avoid the pattern 12⋯(k+1)12\cdots(k+1), and let R,C∈([m]n)R,C\in\binom{[m]}{n}, where repetitions are allowed. Strong pattern-avoidance conjecture. If Imm⁡vX(R,C)\operatorname{Imm}_v X(R,C) is not identically zero, then Imm⁡vX(R,C)\operatorname{Imm}_v X(R,C) is kk-positive.

This is presented as an intermediate conjecture: it would imply Pylyavskyy's conjecture and would follow from Pylyavskyy's conjecture together with the sign-control conjecture. The supplied text does not report a resolution.

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Sunita Chepuri and Melissa Sherman-Bennett, “k-positivity of dual canonical basis elements from 1324- and 2143-avoiding Kazhdan-Lusztig immanants”, arXiv:2106.09150 (2021).

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