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Tutte polynomials in superspace

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arxiv 2404.01450 v1 pith:CJK5K4DA submitted 2024-04-01 math.CO

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We associate a quotient of superspace to any hyperplane arrangement by considering the differential closure of an ideal generated by powers of certain homogeneous linear forms. This quotient is a superspace analogue of the external zonotopal algebra, and it further contains the central zonotopal algebra in the appropriate grading. We show that an evaluation of the bivariate Tutte polynomial is the bigraded Hilbert series of this quotient. We then use this fact to construct an explicit basis for the Macaulay inverse. These results generalize those of Ardila-Postnikov and Holtz-Ron. We also discuss enumerative consequences of our results in the setting of hyperplane arrangements.

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  1. The superspace coinvariant ring of type B

    math.CO 2025-05 conditional novelty 8.0 of 10

    The previously conjectured Hilbert series and harmonic-space description of the type B superspace coinvariant ring are proven, together with an explicit factorized basis.

  2. A proof of the Fields Conjectures

    math.CO 2025-05 accept novelty 8.0 of 10

    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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