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Refinement of Hikita's $e$-positivity theorem via Abreu--Nigro's $g$-functions and restricted modular law

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arxiv 2504.09123 v1 pith:GCQOJZY7 submitted 2025-04-12 math.CO

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We study the symmetric functions \( g_{\mm,k}(x;q) \), introduced by Abreu and Nigro for a Hessenberg function \( \mm \) and a positive integer \( k \), which refine the chromatic symmetric function. Building on Hikita's recent breakthrough on the Stanley--Stembridge conjecture, we prove the \( e \)-positivity of \( g_{\mm,k}(x;1) \), refining Hikita's result. We also provide a Schur expansion of the sum \( \sum_{k=1}^n e_k(x) g_{\mm,n-k}(x;q) \) in terms of \( P \)-tableaux with 1 in the upper-left corner. We introduce a restricted version of the modular law as our main tool. Then, we show that any function satisfying the restricted modular law is determined by its values on disjoint unions of path graphs.

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    Strong and powerful P-tableaux are conjectured to give lower and upper bounds for e-coefficients of chromatic symmetric functions, with exact interpretations proven for several families.

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