Stability conjecture for chromatic symmetric functions of Dyck paths
Stability conjecture for chromatic symmetric functions of Dyck paths
Let be a Dyck path, let be its indifference graph, and let be its chromatic symmetric function. For any finite number of variables, restrict to those variables. A polynomial is stable if it has no roots in the product of open upper half-planes. Stability conjecture. The resulting polynomial is stable. The source describes this as a conjecture based on computational experiments and notes that stability would strengthen the Lorentzianity conjecture; it remains open.
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Jacob P. Matherne, Alejandro H. Morales and Jesse Selover, “The Newton polytope and Lorentzian property of chromatic symmetric functions”, arXiv:2201.07333 (2025).
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