Jack windowing conjecture

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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 T⊂WT\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.

References

Primary source

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

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