Hall–Littlewood P-positivity of q-divided symmetrized Schubert polynomials
Hall–Littlewood P-positivity of q-divided symmetrized Schubert polynomials
Let be a Schubert polynomial, and let denote its -divided symmetrization. A symmetric polynomial is Hall–Littlewood P-positive if it is a nonnegative linear combination of Hall–Littlewood -polynomials. Hall–Littlewood P-positivity conjecture. The polynomial is Hall–Littlewood P-positive. This conjecture extends the known coefficientwise nonnegativity of ordinary divided symmetrizations and predicts a stronger positivity property for the -analogue; the source reports that it arose from computer experimentation.
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Philippe Nadeau, Hunter Spink and Vasu Tewari, “The geometry of quasisymmetric coinvariants”, arXiv:2410.12643 (2024).
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