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A recursion and a combinatorial formula for Jack polynomials

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arxiv q-alg/9610016 v1 pith:ZF5NJVG2 submitted 1996-10-15 q-alg math.QA

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Heckman and Opdam introduced a non-symmetric analogue of Jack polynomials using Cherednik operators. In this paper, we derive a simple recursion formula for these polynomials and formulas relating the symmetric Jack polynomials with the non-symmetric ones. These formulas are then implemented by a closed expression of symmetric and non-symmetric Jack polynomials in terms of certain tableaux. The main application is a proof of a conjecture of Macdonald stating certain integrality and positivity properties of Jack polynomials.

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