Stable Schur-positivity conjecture for nabla applied to [200 Ξeμ[200~\operatorname{\Xi}e_\mu

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Let [200 μ[200~\mu be a partition, let [200 x[200~\boldsymbol{x} be a set of variables, and let [200 \oldXi[200~\operatorname{\oldXi} be the operator appearing in the expression below. Let [200 ν[200~\boldsymbol{\nu} range over lexicographically ordered sequences of partitions whose first parts are all larger than 11, and let Eν([200 X)E_{\boldsymbol{\nu}}([200~\mathcal{X}) denote the corresponding basis elements. Stable coefficient Schur-positivity conjecture. There exist stable coefficients c[200 μ,ν(q,t)c_{[200~\mu,\boldsymbol{\nu}}(q,t), Schur-positive polynomials in q,tq,t, such that

Y(\oldXieμ(x))qq+1,tt+1=l0(ν)=lcμ,ν(q,t)Eν(X).\left.\nabla_{\mathcal{Y}}(\operatorname{\oldXi}e_\mu(\boldsymbol{x}))\right|_{q\to q+1,\,t\to t+1}=\sum_{l\geq0}\sum_{\ell(\boldsymbol{\nu})=l}c_{\mu,\boldsymbol{\nu}}(q,t)E_{\boldsymbol{\nu}}(\mathcal{X}).

The conjecture extends the observed positivity of explicit expansions after the substitutions qq+1q\mapsto q+1 and tt+1t\mapsto t+1; the supplied context gives calculations but does not state a proof or resolve the claimed stability.

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François Bergeron, Jim Haglund, Alessandro Iraci and Marino Romero, “The super nabla operator”, arXiv:2303.00560 (2024).

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