Grounded partitions of type $A_1^{(1)}$ at levels 1 and 2: bijections, affine crystal graphs, and partition identities
Benedek Dombos, Jihyeug Jang

TL;DR
This paper establishes a bijective proof for the generating functions of grounded partitions at level 2, introduces a new combinatorial model for affine crystal graphs of type A1^{(1)}, and derives new q-series identities.
Contribution
It provides the first bijective proof for the infinite product generating functions of grounded partitions at level 2 and introduces a novel combinatorial model for affine crystal graphs.
Findings
Grounded partitions at level 2 have generating functions that are infinite products.
A new combinatorial model for affine crystal graphs of type A1^{(1)} is proposed.
New q-series identities are derived from decomposing affine crystal graphs.
Abstract
Grounded partitions, introduced by Dousse and Konan, are coloured partitions satisfying difference conditions given by a matrix with nonnegative integer entries. For the matrices studied in this paper, the generating functions are known to be infinite products, corresponding to the principal specialisation of characters of highest weight modules of type . We give the first bijective proof that the generating functions of grounded partitions at level are infinite products. We then give a new combinatorial model for affine crystal graphs of type at level , where the vertices are grounded partitions and the arrows are given by explicit bracketing rules. The grounded partition model for affine crystal graphs of highest weights , and gives rise to new -series identities obtained by decomposing the affine crystal…
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TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Finite Group Theory Research · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
