The n!n! conjecture for derivative spaces of lattice determinants

Let μ\mu be a partition of nn, let D(μ)D(\mu) be its diagram, and let

Δμ=det(xipjyiqj)1i,jn,\Delta_{\mu}=\det\left(x_i^{p_j}y_i^{q_j}\right)_{1\leq i,j\leq n},

where (pj,qj)(p_j,q_j) are the elements of D(μ)D(\mu). Define

Dμ=C[x,y]ΔμD_{\mu}=\mathbb{C}[\partial\mathbf{x},\partial\mathbf{y}]\Delta_{\mu}

to be the space spanned by all partial derivatives of Δμ\Delta_{\mu}.

n!n! conjecture. The dimension of DμD_{\mu} is equal to n!n!.

The conjecture was proposed by Garsia and the author and is the geometric statement underlying the n!n! theorem and related Macdonald-positivity results; in the source it is subsequently proved.

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Primary source

Mark Haiman, “Hilbert schemes, polygraphs, and the Macdonald positivity conjecture”, arXiv:math/0010246 (2000).

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