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Extending the science fiction and the Loehr--Warrington formula

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arxiv 2409.01041 v1 pith:VJOFMHFZ submitted 2024-09-02 math.CO math.RT

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We introduce the Macdonald piece polynomial $\operatorname{I}_{\mu,\lambda,k}[X;q,t]$, which is a vast generalization of the Macdonald intersection polynomial in the science fiction conjecture by Bergeron and Garsia. We demonstrate a remarkable connection between $\operatorname{I}_{\mu,\lambda,k}$, $\nabla s_{\lambda}$, and the Loehr--Warrington formula $\operatorname{LW}_{\lambda}$, thereby obtaining the Loehr--Warrington conjecture as a corollary. To connect $\operatorname{I}_{\mu,\lambda,k}$ and $\nabla s_{\lambda}$, we employ the plethystic formula for the Macdonald polynomials of Garsia--Haiman--Tesler, and to connect $\operatorname{I}_{\mu,\lambda,k}$ and $\operatorname{LW}_{\lambda}$, we use our new findings on the combinatorics of $P$-tableaux together with the column exchange rule. We also present an extension of the science fiction conjecture and the Macdonald positivity by exploiting $\operatorname{I}_{\mu,\lambda,k}$.

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