
TL;DR
This paper introduces symplectic Q-functions as a new class related to Hall--Littlewood functions, establishing their properties, conjecturing positivity, and providing combinatorial tableau descriptions.
Contribution
It defines symplectic Q-functions, proves their key properties, and explores positivity conjectures, extending the theory of symmetric functions to the symplectic setting.
Findings
Symplectic Q-functions share properties with Schur Q-functions.
A tableau description and Pieri-type rule are established.
Positivity conjectures for structure constants are proposed.
Abstract
Symplectic -functions are a symplectic analogue of Schur -functions and defined as the specialization of Hall--Littlewood functions associated with the root system of type . In this paper we prove that symplectic -functions share many of the properties of Schur -functions, such as a tableau description and a Pieri-type rule. And we present some positivity conjectures, including the positivity conjecture of structure constants for symplectic -functions. We conclude by giving a tableau description of factorial symplectic -functions.
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