Translated promotion homomesy conjecture for [a]×[2]×[2][a] \times [2] \times [2]

Let LP×[](Rq)\mathcal{L}_{P \times [\ell]}(R^q) denote the set of labelings subject to the indicated restriction function, let ξ(f,(x1,x2),b)\xi(f,(x_1,x_2),b) be the statistic defined by

ξ(f,(x1,x2),b)=k=1bk#{(x1,x2,j)[a]×[2]×[2]:f(x1,x2,j)=x1+x2+k1},\xi(f,(x_1,x_2),b)=\sum_{k=1}^b k\cdot\#\{(x_1,x_2,j)\in[a]\times[2]\times[2]:f(x_1,x_2,j)=x_1+x_2+k-1\},

and let Pro\operatorname*{Pro} denote promotion. Translated promotion homomesy conjecture. For every aNa\in\mathbb{N},

(L([a]×[2])×[2](Ra+3),Pro,ξ(f,(x1,x2),2)+ξ(f,(a+1x1,3x2),2))\left(\mathcal{L}_{([a]\times[2])\times[2]}(R^{a+3}),\operatorname*{Pro},\xi(f,(x_1,x_2),2)+\xi(f,(a+1-x_1,3-x_2),2)\right)

is 44-mesic. It is presented as equivalent to the antipodal rowmotion conjecture and is therefore open, although the original conjecture was verified for a6a\leq6.

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Primary source

Joseph Bernstein, Jessica Striker and Corey Vorland, “P-strict promotion and Q-partition rowmotion: the graded case”, arXiv:2205.04938 (2023).

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