Perfect-power conjecture for the plane partition function
Let denote the plane partition function, counting plane partitions of . A perfect power is an integer of the form with integers . The plane-partition perfect-power conjecture. The plane partition function is never a perfect power of the form for integers . This is proposed as an analogue of Sun's conjecture for plane partitions and remains open in the source.
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Summer Haag, Praneel Samanta, Swati, Holly Swisher, Stephanie Treneer and Robin Visser, “Repellent properties of perfect powers on partition functions: a heuristic approach”, arXiv:2601.18138 (2026).
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