The super Artin basis conjecture for complex reflection groups

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Let G=G(m,1,n)G=G(m,1,n) act diagonally on the superalgebra C[x,θ1,,θn]{\mathbb C}[{\bf x},\theta_1,\ldots,\theta_n], where the xix_i commute and the θi\theta_i anticommute. Define the super coinvariant algebra

SRGm,n=C[x,θ1,,θn]C[x,θ1,,θn]+G.\operatorname{SRG}_{m,n}=\frac{{\mathbb C}[{\bf x},\theta_1,\ldots,\theta_n]}{\langle {\mathbb C}[{\bf x},\theta_1,\ldots,\theta_n]^G_+\rangle}.

For T[n]T\subseteq[n], let β(T)\beta(T) be the weak composition constructed from the (m,[n]T)(m,|[n]\setminus T|)-staircase as in the source, and define the super Artin set

SAm,n={xαθTT[n] and αβ(T)}.{\mathcal S}{\mathcal A}_{m,n}=\{ {\bf x}^\alpha\theta_T\mid T\subseteq[n]\text{ and }\alpha\leq\beta(T)\}.

Super Artin basis conjecture. The set SAm,n{\mathcal S}{\mathcal A}_{m,n} is a basis for SRGm,n\operatorname{SRG}_{m,n}.

This is a conjectural super analogue of the Artin basis for the ordinary coinvariant algebra. The paper presents Hilbert-series calculations in the extreme theta degrees as evidence, but the asserted basis result remains unproved in the supplied text.

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Primary source

Bruce E Sagan and Joshua Swanson, “Stirling numbers for complex reflection groups”, arXiv:2408.13874 (2024).

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