The refined mm-shuffle conjecture for mEn,k\nabla^m E_{n,k}

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Fix positive integers m,nm,n and set δn=(n1,n2,,1,0)\delta_n=(n-1,n-2,\ldots,1,0). Let En,kE_{n,k} be defined by

en[Z1u1q]=k=1n(u;q)k(q;q)kEn,k(z),e_n\left[Z\frac{1-u}{1-q}\right]=\sum_{k=1}^n\frac{(u;q)_k}{(q;q)_k}E_{n,k}(z),

and let Dn(m),λ(z;q)D_n^{(m),\lambda}(z;q) denote the generalized tableau sum associated with a partition λmδn\lambda\subseteq m\delta_n. The refined mm-shuffle conjecture. For 1kn1\leq k\leq n,

mEn,k=λmδn{i:λi=m(ni)}=ktmδn/λDn(m),λ(z;q).\nabla^m E_{n,k}=\sum_{\substack{\lambda\subseteq m\delta_n\\|\{i:\lambda_i=m(n-i)\}|=k}}t^{|m\delta_n/\lambda|}D_n^{(m),\lambda}(z;q).

This is proposed as the m>1m>1 analogue of the refinement for En,k\nabla E_{n,k}, separating the contributions according to the number of parts on the boundary of mδnm\delta_n. The supplied text gives no resolution.

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J. Haglund, M. Haiman, N. Loehr, J. B. Remmel and A. Ulyanov, “A Combinatorial Formula for the Character of the Diagonal Coinvariants”, arXiv:math/0310424 (2004).

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