The hsop existence conjecture for well-generated reflection groups

Let WW be an irreducible well-generated finite reflection group, with Coxeter number h=dnh=d_n, and let SS be its polynomial ring, VV its reflection representation, and VV^* its dual. An hsop is a homogeneous system of parameters in SS.

The hsop existence conjecture. If p1(modh)p\equiv 1\pmod h, then SS contains an hsop Θ\mathbf{\Theta} carrying V(p)V^*(-p); if p1(modh)p\equiv -1\pmod h, then SS contains an hsop Θ\mathbf{\Theta} carrying V(p)V(-p).

This conjecture supplies the hsops needed for the preceding Hilbert-series formulas and connects invariant-theoretic constructions with the WW-Catalan and cyclic-sieving phenomena. The source gives no resolution status.

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Primary source

David Bessis and Victor Reiner, “Cyclic sieving of noncrossing partitions for complex reflection groups”, arXiv:math/0701792 (2009).

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