The Delta Conjecture skewing formula for the quadratic t coefficient

Let nn and kk be the parameters in the Delta Conjecture, let sλs_\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 ωΔek1en\omega\Delta'_{e_{k-1}}e_n is

s((nk)k1)([k2]qH(nk+2,(nk+1)k2,nk)(x;q)+(k22)qH((nk+2)2,(nk+1)k4,(nk)2)(x;q)+[k1]qH(nk+3,(nk+1)k2,nk1)(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.

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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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