A combinatorial model for the Macdonald polynomials.

Abstract:

:We introduce a polynomial C(mu)[Z; q, t], depending on a set of variables Z = z(1), z(2),..., a partition mu, and two extra parameters q, t. The definition of C(mu) involves a pair of statistics (maj(sigma, mu), inv(sigma, mu)) on words sigma of positive integers, and the coefficients of the z(i) are manifestly in N[q,t]. We conjecture that C(mu)[Z; q, t] is none other than the modified Macdonald polynomial H(mu)[Z; q, t]. We further introduce a general family of polynomials F(T)[Z; q, S], where T is an arbitrary set of squares in the first quadrant of the xy plane, and S is an arbitrary subset of T. The coefficients of the F(T)[Z; q, S] are in N[q], and C(mu)[Z; q, t] is a sum of certain F(T)[Z; q, S] times nonnegative powers of t. We prove F(T)[Z; q, S] is symmetric in the z(i) and satisfies other properties consistent with the conjecture. We also show how the coefficient of a monomial in F(T)[Z; q, S] can be expressed recursively. maple calculations indicate the F(T)[Z; q, S] are Schur-positive, and we present a combinatorial conjecture for their Schur coefficients when the set T is a partition with at most three columns.

authors

Haglund J

doi

10.1073/pnas.0405567101

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Has Abstract

pub_date

2004-11-16 00:00:00

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16127-31

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46

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0027-8424

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1091-6490

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0405567101

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101

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