A unifying framework for the $\nu$-Tamari lattice and principal order ideals in Young's lattice
Matias von Bell, Rafael S. Gonz\'alez D'Le\'on, Francisco A. Mayorga, Cetina, Martha Yip

TL;DR
This paper introduces a unifying geometric framework connecting the $ u$-Tamari lattice and principal order ideals in Young's lattice through flow polytope triangulations, revealing new combinatorial and geometric insights.
Contribution
It provides a new geometric realization of the $ u$-Tamari complex and extends the understanding of flow polytope subdivisions, unifying previous results in the field.
Findings
The $h^*$-vector of the $ u$-caracol flow polytope equals the $ u$-Narayana numbers.
A new geometric realization of the $ u$-Tamari complex is constructed.
The work generalizes and unifies dual structures of polytope subdivisions studied by Pitman and Stanley.
Abstract
We present a unifying framework in which both the -Tamari lattice, introduced by Pr\'eville-Ratelle and Viennot, and principal order ideals in Young's lattice indexed by lattice paths , are realized as the dual graphs of two combinatorially striking triangulations of a family of flow polytopes which we call the -caracol flow polytopes. The first triangulation gives a new geometric realization of the -Tamari complex introduced by Ceballos, Padrol and Sarmiento. We use the second triangulation to show that the -vector of the -caracol flow polytope is given by the -Narayana numbers, extending a result of M\'esz\'aros when is a staircase lattice path. Our work generalizes and unifies results on the dual structure of two subdivisions of a polytope studied by Pitman and Stanley.
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TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Commutative Algebra and Its Applications
