On some Grothendieck expansions

Abstract

The complete flag variety admits a natural action by both the orthogonal group and the symplectic group. Wyser and Yong defined orthogonal Grothendieck polynomials GOz and symplectic Grothendieck polynomials GSpz as the K-theory classes of the corresponding orbit closures. There is an explicit formula to expand GSpz as a nonnegative sum of Grothendieck polynomials G(β)w, which represent the K-theory classes of Schubert varieties. Although the constructions of GSpz and GOz are similar, finding the G(β)-expansion of GOz or even computing GOz is much harder. If z is vexillary then GOz has a nonnegative G(β)-expansion, but the associated coefficients are mostly unknown. This paper derives several new formulas for GOz and its G(β)-expansion when z is vexillary. Among other applications, we prove that the latter expansion has a nontrivial stability property.

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