Stanley's coefficient conjecture for Kerov character polynomials

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For n0n\geq 0, let Σk,2n\Sigma_{k,2n} denote the component of weight k+12nk+1-2n in the Kerov character polynomial Σk\Sigma_k, and write [R2i]Σk,2n[R_2^i]\Sigma_{k,2n} for the coefficient of R2iR_2^i. Stanley's coefficient conjecture. For every i1i\geq 1,

[R2i]Σ2i+3,4=1540i(i+1)3(i+2)3(i+3)(2i+3).[R_2^i]\Sigma_{2i+3,4}=\frac{1}{540}i(i+1)^3(i+2)^3(i+3)(2i+3).

This conjecture was communicated by Biane as a private conjecture of Stanley concerning higher-order terms. It is proved later in the paper from the stated corollary, so the conjecture is solved.

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Primary source

I. P. Goulden and A. Rattan, “An explicit form for Kerov's character polynomials”, arXiv:math/0505317 (2005).

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