Abstract

Quasi-Yamanouchi tableaux are a subset of semistandard Young tableaux and refine standard Young tableaux. They are closely tied to the descent set of standard Young tableaux and were introduced by Assaf and Searles to tighten Gessel's fundamental quasisymmetric expansion of Schur functions. The descent set and descent statistic of standard Young tableaux repeatedly prove themselves useful to consider, and as a result, quasi-Yamanouchi tableaux make appearances in many ways outside of their original purpose. Some examples, which we present in this paper, include the Schur expansion of Jack polynomials, the decomposition of Foulkes characters, and the bigraded Frobenius image of the coinvariant algebra. While it would be nice to have a product formula enumeration of quasi-Yamanouchi tableaux in the way that semistandard and standard Young tableaux do, it has previously been shown by the author that there is little hope on that front. The goal of this paper is to address a handful of the numerous alternative enumerative approaches. In particular, we present enumerations of quasi-Yamanouchi tableaux using $q$-hit numbers, semistandard Young tableaux, weighted lattice paths, and symmetric polynomials, as well as the fundamental quasisymmetric and monomial quasisymmetric expansions of their Schur generating function.

Highlights

  • The electronic journal of combinatorics 26(1) (2019), #P1.10 the Schur expansion of Jack polynomials, the decomposition of Foulkes characters into irreducible characters, and the bigraded Frobenius image of the coinvariant algebra

  • Semistandard Young tableaux and standard Young tableaux are each enumerated by celebrated product formulas

  • Since quasi-Yamanouchi tableaux of a fixed shape are in bijection with standard Young tableaux of the same shape, we can enumerate the total number of quasi-Yamanouchi tableaux of a given shape using the same product formula

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Summary

Preliminaries

We first present the more general concepts that will be used throughout the paper; the more specific concepts will be located at the start of their relevant section. J∈σ⇒ij

Hit number formulas
Charge formula
A summation formula
Generating functions
Applications
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