Type-C q-multiplicity and one-dimensional-sum identities

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Let Pn\mathcal{P}_n be the set of partitions with the relevant type-CnC_n restrictions, and let uλ,μ(q)u_{\lambda,\mu}(q), Uλ,μ(q)U_{\lambda,\mu}(q), and Xλ,μ(q)X_{\lambda,\mu}(q) be the qq-multiplicity and one-dimensional-sum polynomials defined from the type-Cn(1)C_n^{(1)} crystals. For λPn\lambda\in\mathcal{P}_n, the source proposes the following identities:

Type-C identities.

uλ,(1n)(q)=qμλ2Xλ,(1n)(q),u_{\lambda,(1^n)}(q)=q^{\frac{|\mu|-|\lambda|}{2}}X_{\lambda,(1^n)}(q),

and

Uλ,μ(q)=qμλXλ,μ(q)for any μPn.U_{\lambda,\mu}(q)=q^{|\mu|-|\lambda|}X_{\lambda,\mu}(q)\qquad\text{for any }\mu\in\mathcal{P}_n.

These identities are motivated by computations and by the agreement of the type-AA and type-CC energy functions in the equal-size case; the source does not state a resolution of them.

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Primary source

Cédric Lecouvey, “Branching rules, Kostka-Foulkes polynomials and q-multiplicities in tensor product for the root systems B\_n,C\_n and D\_n”, arXiv:math/0412548 (2005).

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