The (1,2)(1,2) combinatorial Frobenius-series conjecture

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Let Bn(1,2)B_n^{(1,2)} be the proposed monomial basis of Rn(1,2)R_n^{(1,2)}. For b∈Bn(1,2)b\in B_n^{(1,2)}, write deg⁡x(b)\deg_x(b), deg⁡θ(b)\deg_\theta(b), and deg⁡ξ(b)\deg_\xi(b) for its degrees, and let Asc⁡(b)\operatorname{Asc}(b) be its ascent set. Let QS,nQ_{S,n} denote the fundamental quasisymmetric function indexed by S⊆{1,…,n−1}S\subseteq\{1,\ldots,n-1\}. Frobenius-series conjecture.

Frob⁡(Rn(1,2);q;u,v)=∑b∈Bn(1,2)udeg⁡θ(b)vdeg⁡ξ(b)qdeg⁡x(b)QAsc⁡(b),n.\operatorname{Frob}(R_n^{(1,2)};q;u,v)=\sum_{b\in B_n^{(1,2)}}u^{\deg_\theta(b)}v^{\deg_\xi(b)}q^{\deg_x(b)}Q_{\operatorname{Asc}(b),n}.

The formula is proposed in terms of the conjectural basis and ascent statistics; its validity remains open in the supplied text.

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John Lentfer, “A conjectural basis for the (1,2)-bosonic-fermionic coinvariant ring”, arXiv:2406.19715 (2026).

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