The quantum rim-hook rule for cominuscule homogeneous spaces

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Let X=G/PX=G/P be a cominuscule homogeneous space, let \ideal\subideal\minposet\ideal\subideal\minposet be a generalized Young diagram, and let σ\ideal\sigma_\ideal denote the corresponding Schubert class. Let \idealPPrime\subideal\minposet\idealPPrime\subideal\minposet be the generalized rim-hook associated with the cominuscule type, and let σ\ideal−\sigma_{\ideal^-} denote the Schubert class of the complement of \idealPPrime\idealPPrime in \ideal\ideal when \idealPPrime⊂\ideal\idealPPrime\subset\ideal, and 00 otherwise. The sum below runs over all generalized Young diagrams \ideal+\subideal\minposet\ideal^+\subideal\minposet obtained by adding one box to \ideal\ideal. Quantum rim-hook conjecture. For any cominuscule homogeneous space, the quantum product with the hyperplane class satisfies

σ\ideal∗qσ\yng(1)=qσ\ideal−+∑\ideal+σ\ideal+.\sigma_\ideal *_q \sigma_{\yng(1)}=q\sigma_{\ideal^-}+\sum_{\ideal^+}\sigma_{\ideal^+}.

This generalizes the rim-hook rule for Grassmannians to arbitrary cominuscule homogeneous spaces. The preceding discussion notes that it agrees with the classical derivation formula at q=0q=0 and is suggested by the quantum term and the cited results, but the supplied text gives no resolution of the proposed generalization.

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Peter Spacek and Charles Wang, “Canonical Landau-Ginzburg models for cominuscule homogeneous spaces”, arXiv:2410.05070 (2024).

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