Jack windowing conjecture

Let TT be a triple of partitions and let WW be a window for TT. A rule is a Stanley sum whose evaluation gives the corresponding Jack Littlewood–Richardson coefficient. Jack windowing conjecture. There exists a rule gT\bm g_T such that a rule gW\bm g_W can be constructed by assigning a specified hook choice FW\bm F_W to boxes outside TWT\subset W, assigning the same rule gT\bm g_T, extended by linearity, to boxes inside TT, and satisfying

gW=FW(gT)W.\bm g_W=\bm F_W\circ(\bm g_T)_W.

This conjectures that rules for root triples extend uniformly across their window families. The source provides the window definitions but no proof or resolution.

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Primary source

Ryan Mickler, “Hidden Structure of Jack Littlewood-Richardson Coefficients”, arXiv:2605.10608 (2026).

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