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A geometric interpretation of the Delta Conjecture

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We introduce a variety $Y_{n,k}$, which we call the \textit{affine $\Delta$-Springer fiber}, generalizing the affine Springer fiber studied by Hikita, whose Borel-Moore homology has an $S_n$ action and a bigrading that corresponds to the Delta Conjecture symmetric function $\mathrm{rev}_q\,\omega \Delta'_{e_{k-1}}e_n$ under the Frobenius character map. We similarly provide a geometric interpretation for the Rational Shuffle Theorem in the integer slope case $(km,k)$. The variety $Y_{n,k}$ has a map to the affine Grassmannian whose fibers are the $\Delta$-Springer fibers introduced by Levinson, Woo, and the third author. Part of our proof of our geometric realization relies on our previous work on a Schur skewing operator formula relating the Rational Shuffle Theorem to the Delta Conjecture.

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A proof of the Fields Conjectures

math.CO · 2025-05-29 · accept · novelty 8.0

The bigraded S_n-isomorphism type of the superspace coinvariant ring SR_n equals the sign-twisted permutation action on ordered set partitions, proving the Fields Conjectures.

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  • A proof of the Fields Conjectures math.CO · 2025-05-29 · accept · none · ref 14 · internal anchor

    The bigraded S_n-isomorphism type of the superspace coinvariant ring SR_n equals the sign-twisted permutation action on ordered set partitions, proving the Fields Conjectures.