Explicit decomposition-number formula for RoCK spin superblocks

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Let h=2n+1h=2n+1, let γ\gamma be a ww-Rouquier hh-bar-core, and let α\alpha be a strict partition and β\beta a restricted hh-strict partition, both with hh-bar-core γ\gamma and hh-bar-weight w<hw<h. Let

(α(0),,α(n))and(β(0),,β(n))(\alpha(0),\dots,\alpha(n))\quad\text{and}\quad(\beta(0),\dots,\beta(n))

be their hh-bar-quotients. Write Kαβ1K^{-1}_{\alpha\beta} for the specialisation of Kαβ1(t)K^{-1}_{\alpha\beta}(t) at t=1t=-1, and let cμνλ\operatorname{c}^{\lambda}_{\mu\nu} denote the relevant coefficients. RoCK-block conjecture. The divided decomposition number is

Dαβ=Kα(0)σ(0)1i=1ncσ(i)τ(i)α(i)cσ(i1)τ(i)β(i1).D_{\alpha\beta}=\sum K^{-1}_{\alpha(0)\sigma(0)}\prod_{i=1}^{n}\operatorname{c}^{\alpha(i)}_{\sigma(i)\tau(i)}\operatorname{c}^{\beta(i-1)}_{\sigma(i-1)\tau(i)'}.

Here the sum is over all partitions σ(0),,σ(n1),τ(1),,τ(n)\sigma(0),\dots,\sigma(n-1),\tau(1),\dots,\tau(n), with σ(n)\sigma(n) interpreted as the empty partition. This gives an explicit conjectural formula for decomposition numbers in RoCK blocks, obtained by applying the stated result on RoCK superblocks. The source provides no resolution status.

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Matthew Fayers, “Comparing Fock spaces in types A^(1) and A^(2)”, arXiv:2207.01879 (2022).

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