Stanley–Stembridge decomposition conjecture for immanant characters
Stanley–Stembridge decomposition conjecture for immanant characters
Let be the immanant character associated with a partition and a skew shape of size . In the case , call the Stanley–Stembridge character.
Stanley–Stembridge decomposition conjecture. Every immanant character is a non-negative integral sum of Stanley–Stembridge characters.
This conjecture would reduce the general immanant-character conjecture to the Stanley–Stembridge conjecture, whose special case corresponds to . It therefore proposes a structural decomposition of all immanant characters into the better-known Stanley–Stembridge characters.
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Nathan R. T. Lesnevich, “Hook-Shape Immanant Characters from Stanley-Stembridge Characters”, arXiv:2304.05285 (2023).
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