Stanley-sum rule conjecture for Jack Littlewood–Richardson coefficients
Stanley-sum rule conjecture for Jack Littlewood–Richardson coefficients
For partitions , let be the set of Stanley diagrams and let a Stanley sum be an integer linear combination of these diagrams. Stanley-sum rule conjecture. For every triple of partitions, there exists a Stanley sum
whose evaluation gives the corresponding Jack Littlewood–Richardson coefficient:
Such a Stanley sum is called a rule for . It generalizes the strong Stanley conjecture from Littlewood–Richardson multiplicity one to arbitrary triples; the source attributes this generalization to earlier work and gives no resolution evidence.
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Primary source
Ryan Mickler, “Hidden Structure of Jack Littlewood-Richardson Coefficients”, arXiv:2605.10608 (2026).
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