QTC2 plane partitions enumeration conjecture

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Let π\pi be a plane partition inside an (a,a,c)(a,a,c)-box. It is quasi transpose complementary of second kind (QTC2) if it is transpose complementary except along the diagonal, namely

πi,j+πa+1j,a+1i=c\pi_{i,j}+\pi_{a+1-j,a+1-i}=c

for all 1i,ja1\leq i,j\leq a with iji\neq j. Let qtcpp2(a,c)\operatorname{qtcpp}_2(a,c) denote the number of QTC2 plane partitions, and let pa(c)p_a(c) be a polynomial in Q[c]\mathbb{Q}[c]. QTC2 enumeration conjecture. For a2a\geq2,

qtcpp2(a,ca2)={c(c+a21a1)pa(c)a is even,(c+a21a1)pa(c)a is odd.\operatorname{qtcpp}_2\left(a,c-\frac{a}{2}\right)=\begin{cases} c\binom{c+\frac{a}{2}-1}{a-1}p_a(c)&a\text{ is even},\\ \binom{c+\frac{a}{2}-1}{a-1}p_a(c)&a\text{ is odd}. \end{cases}

Here pa(c)p_a(c) is irreducible and even, and the common denominator of its coefficients is a product of “small primes”. The formula was proposed from computer experiments and remains unproved.

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Primary source

Florian Schreier-Aigner, “Fully complementary higher dimensional partitions”, arXiv:2301.12272 (2023).

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