The conjecture relating Whitney homology and hyperarboreal Lie algebras

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Let HAn\mathcal{HA}_n be the poset of hyperarbres, and let WHi(HAn)\operatorname{WH}_i(\mathcal{HA}_n) denote its Whitney homology groups. Define the symmetric-function generating series

WH:=n2i=0n2ch(WHi(HAn))(t)i.\operatorname{WH}:=\sum_{n \geq 2} \sum_{i=0}^{n-2} \operatorname{ch}(\operatorname{WH}_i(\mathcal{HA}_n)) (-t)^i.

Let HAL\mathsf{HAL} denote the symmetric-function series associated with hyperarbres. Whitney-homology conjecture. One has

WH=HAL.\operatorname{WH}=\mathsf{HAL}.

This conjecture predicts that the symmetric-group action on the Whitney homology of the hyperarboreal posets is encoded by the hyperarboreal Lie-algebra series. The supplied text gives no evidence that the relation has been proved or disproved.

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Primary source

Frédéric Chapoton, “Hyperarbres, arbres enracinés et partitions pointées”, arXiv:math/0604525 (2006).

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