2020arXiv (Cornell University)Open access

Order polynomial product formulas and poset dynamics

Sam Hopkins

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We survey all known examples of finite posets whose order polynomials have product formulas, and we propose the heuristic that these are the same posets with good dynamical behavior. Here the dynamics in question are the actions of promotion on the linear extensions of the poset and rowmotion on the P-partitions of the poset.

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We survey all known examples of finite posets whose order polynomials have product formulas, and we propose the heuristic that these are the same posets with good dynamical behavior. Here the dynamics in question are the actions of promotion on the linear extensions of the poset and rowmotion on the P-partitions of the poset.

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We survey all known examples of finite posets whose order polynomials have product formulas, and we propose the heuristic that these are the same posets with good dynamical behavior. Here the dynamics in question are the actions of promotion on the linear extensions of the poset and rowmotion on the P-partitions of the poset.

Key concepts: Partially ordered set, Star product, Mathematics, Order (exchange), Product (mathematics), Heuristic, Combinatorics, Polynomial

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