The strict P-partition enumerator conjecture for tree posets

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Let PP and QQ be finite posets whose Hasse diagrams are trees, and let KP(x)\overline{K}_{P}(\mathbf{x}) denote the strict PP-partition enumerator. The strict P-partition enumerator conjecture. If PP and QQ are not isomorphic, then

KP(x)KQ(x).\overline{K}_{P}(\mathbf{x})\neq \overline{K}_{Q}(\mathbf{x}).

The conjecture would imply the chromatic quasisymmetric function conjecture for directed trees, because KP(x)\overline{K}_{P}(\mathbf{x}) is the coefficient of the highest power of tt in the chromatic quasisymmetric function associated with a directed acyclic graph. It has been verified for all posets with at most 11 elements and appears as a question in work of Hamaker and Tseng; the general case remains open.

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Jean-Christophe Aval, Karimatou Djenabou and Peter R. W. McNamara, “Quasisymmetric functions distinguishing trees”, arXiv:2201.11763 (2023).

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