Shuffle theorems and sandpiles

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Hauptverfasser: D'Adderio, Michele, Dukes, Mark, Iraci, Alessandro, Lazar, Alexander, Borgne, Yvan Le, Wyngaerd, Anna Vanden
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author D'Adderio, Michele
Dukes, Mark
Iraci, Alessandro
Lazar, Alexander
Borgne, Yvan Le
Wyngaerd, Anna Vanden
author_facet D'Adderio, Michele
Dukes, Mark
Iraci, Alessandro
Lazar, Alexander
Borgne, Yvan Le
Wyngaerd, Anna Vanden
contents We provide an explicit description of the recurrent configurations of the sandpile model on a family of graphs $\widehat{G}_{μ,ν}$, which we call clique-independent graphs, indexed by two compositions $μ$ and $ν$. Moreover, we define a delay statistic on these configurations, and we show that, together with the usual level statistic, it can be used to provide a new combinatorial interpretation of the celebrated shuffle theorem of Carlsson and Mellit. More precisely, we will see how to interpret the polynomials $\langle \nabla e_n, e_μh_ν\rangle$ in terms of these configurations.
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spellingShingle Shuffle theorems and sandpiles
D'Adderio, Michele
Dukes, Mark
Iraci, Alessandro
Lazar, Alexander
Borgne, Yvan Le
Wyngaerd, Anna Vanden
Combinatorics
Mathematical Physics
05E05, 82B20
We provide an explicit description of the recurrent configurations of the sandpile model on a family of graphs $\widehat{G}_{μ,ν}$, which we call clique-independent graphs, indexed by two compositions $μ$ and $ν$. Moreover, we define a delay statistic on these configurations, and we show that, together with the usual level statistic, it can be used to provide a new combinatorial interpretation of the celebrated shuffle theorem of Carlsson and Mellit. More precisely, we will see how to interpret the polynomials $\langle \nabla e_n, e_μh_ν\rangle$ in terms of these configurations.
title Shuffle theorems and sandpiles
topic Combinatorics
Mathematical Physics
05E05, 82B20
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.06488