Differences of Augmented Staircase Skew Schur Functions
Matthew Morin

TL;DR
This paper investigates the Schur-positivity of differences between augmented fat staircase skew diagrams, providing a precise classification of pairs that yield positive differences and extending the analysis to hook-complements.
Contribution
It introduces a detailed classification of Schur-positive differences for augmented fat staircase skew diagrams and extends the results to hook-complement cases.
Findings
Identifies pairs of augmented fat staircase diagrams with Schur-positive differences.
Provides a complete classification for diagrams augmented with hooks of a fixed size.
Extends the classification to include hook-complement augmented diagrams.
Abstract
We define a fat staircase to be a Ferrers diagram corresponding to a partition of the form , where is a composition, or the rotation of such a diagram. We look at collections of skew diagrams consisting of a fixed fat staircase augmented with all hooks of a given size. Among these diagrams we determine precisely which pairs give a Schur-positive difference. We extend this classification to collections of fat staircases augmented with hook-complements.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Numerical Analysis Techniques · Computational Geometry and Mesh Generation · Computer Graphics and Visualization Techniques
