Elizalde–Plante–Roby–Sagan mesicity conjecture for fence rowmotion

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Let F(β)F(\beta) be a fence and let L(β)L(\beta) be its lattice of lower order ideals. Suppose k≥2k\ge 2 and β=(k−1,k,k,…,k,k−1)\beta=(k-1,k,k,\ldots,k,k-1) has an odd number of parts. Under rowmotion on L(β)L(\beta), define the statistic st⁡:L(β)→{0,1,2,…}\operatorname{st}:L(\beta)\to\{0,1,2,\ldots\} by st⁡(I)=#I\operatorname{st}(I)=\#I. A statistic is cc-mesic if its average over every rowmotion orbit is cc. Elizalde–Plante–Roby–Sagan's mesicity conjecture. The statistic st⁡\operatorname{st} is n/2n/2-mesic, where n=#F(β)n=\#F(\beta). The conjecture predicts uniform orbit averages for the cardinality statistic under rowmotion on this family of fences; the source says that it remained unresolved by the cited authors.

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Sergi Elizalde and Bruce Sagan, “Partial rank symmetry of distributive lattices for fences”, arXiv:2201.03044 (2022).

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