Linked Partition Ideals, Directed Graphs and -Multi-Summations
Shane Chern
Source abstract
In this paper, we start by considering generating function identities for linked partition ideals in the setting of basic graph theory. Then our attention is turned to -difference systems, which eventually lead to a factorization problem of a special type of column functional vectors involving -multi-summations. Using a recurrence relation satisfied by certain -multi-summations, we are able to provide non-computer-assisted proofs of some Andrews--Gordon type generating function identities. These proofs also have an interesting connection with binary trees. Further, we give illustrations of constructing a linked partition ideal, or more loosely, a set of integer partitions whose generating function corresponds to a given set of special -multi-summations.
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