On simultaneous (s, s+t, s+2t, …)-core partitions

Abstract

We consider simultaneous (s,s+t,s+2t,…,s+pt)-core partitions in the large-p limit, or (when s<t), partitions in which no hook may be of length s t. We study generating functions, containment properties, and congruences when s is not coprime to t. As a boundary case of the general study made by Cho, Huh and Sohn, we provide enumerations when s is coprime to t, and answer positively a conjecture of Fayers on the polynomial behavior of the size of the set of simultaneous (s,s+t,s+2t,…,s+pt)-core partitions when p grows arbitrarily large. Of particular interest throughout is the comparison to the behavior of simultaneous (s,t)-cores.

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