Science Fiction and Macdonald's Polynomials
arXiv:math/9809128
Abstract
This work studies the remarkable relationships that hold among certain m-tuples of the Garsia-Haiman modules and corresponding elements of the Macdonald basis. We recall that is defined for a partition $μ\part n$, as the linear span of derivatives of a certain bihomogeneous polynomial in the variables . It has been conjectured by Garsia and Haiman that has dimensions and that its bigraded Frobenius characteristic is given by the symmetric polynomial ${\widetilde{H}}_μ(x;q,t)=\sum_{λ\part n} S_λ(X) {\widetilde{K}}_{λμ}(q,t)$ where the are related to the Macdonald -Kostka coefficients by the identity with the x-degree of . Computer data has suggested that as varies among the immediate predecessors of a partition , the spaces behave like a boolean lattice. We formulate a number of remarkable conjectures about the Macdonald polynomials. In particular we obtain a representation theoretical interpretation for some of the symmetries that can be found in the computed tables of -Kostka coefficients.
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