The Delta Conjecture skewing formula for the quadratic t coefficient

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Let nn and kk be the parameters in the Delta Conjecture, let sλ⊥s_\lambda^\perp denote the operator adjoint to multiplication by sλs_\lambda, let Hλ(x;q)H_\lambda(x;q) be the Hall–Littlewood polynomial, and let [r]q[r]_q and (rm)q\binom{r}{m}_q denote the usual qq-analogues. Quadratic-coefficient skewing conjecture. The t2t^2 coefficient of ωΔek−1′en\omega\Delta'_{e_{k-1}}e_n is

s((n−k)k−1)⊥([k−2]qH(n−k+2,(n−k+1)k−2,n−k)(x;q)+(k−22)qH((n−k+2)2,(n−k+1)k−4,(n−k)2)(x;q)+[k−1]qH(n−k+3,(n−k+1)k−2,n−k−1)(x;q)).s_{((n-k)^{k-1})}^\perp\bigg([k-2]_qH_{(n-k+2,(n-k+1)^{k-2},n-k)}(x;q)+\binom{k-2}{2}_qH_{((n-k+2)^2,(n-k+1)^{k-4},(n-k)^2)}(x;q)+[k-1]_qH_{(n-k+3,(n-k+1)^{k-2},n-k-1)}(x;q)\bigg).

This is part of the paper’s proposed skewing formulas for low powers of tt, extending the known t=0t=0 formula and yielding positive Schur expansions after expanding Hall–Littlewood polynomials. Its resolution is not specified in the source.

References

Primary source

Maria Gillespie and Sean T. Griffin, “Cocharge and skewing formulas for Δ-Springer modules and the Delta Conjecture”, arXiv:2307.02645 (2023).

Additional references

2 papers in this index state this conjecture (2016–2023). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:1609.03497.

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