Shape changing identities for permuted-basement nonsymmetric Macdonald polynomials
Abstract
Permuted-basement Macdonald polynomials Eασ(x;q,t) are nonsymmetric generalizations of symmetric Macdonald polynomials that form a basis for the polynomial ring Q(q,t)[x] for each fixed σ. There are combinatorial formulas for them as generating functions over composition-shaped non-attacking fillings. In this extended abstract, we bijectively prove identities for the relationship between Eασ, Eασsi, Esiασ, and Esiασsi. These identities correspond to two combinatorial operations on non-attacking fillings: (1) swapping adjacent entries in the basement, generalizing a result of Alexandersson (2019), and (2) swapping adjacent parts in the shape, which yields a straightening rule for expanding Eασ in the polynomials \Esiατ\τ.
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