The rational-generating-function conjecture for motivic partition errors

For nonnegative integers kk and dd, let ek,de_{k,d} denote the numerical discrepancy associated with the partition/Hilbert-scheme comparison, and let Mk(t)\mathsf M_k(t) be a polynomial if it exists. Rational-error conjecture. For every k0k\geq 0, there exists a polynomial Mk(t)Q[t]\mathsf M_k(t)\in{\mathbb Q}[t] such that

i0e6+k+i,4+iti=Mk(t)(1t)2k+3i=0k(1(2+i)t)k+1i.\sum_{i\geq 0}e_{6+k+i,4+i}t^i= \frac{\mathsf M_k(t)}{(1-t)^{2k+3}\prod_{i=0}^{k}(1-(2+i)t)^{k+1-i}}.

The conjecture proposes a uniform rational form for these discrepancy sequences, extending the limited computational knowledge of their structure.

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Michele Graffeo, Sergej Monavari, Riccardo Moschetti and Andrea T. Ricolfi, “The motive of the Hilbert scheme of points in all dimensions”, arXiv:2406.14321 (2024).

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