Symmetric multisets of permutations
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Abstract: The following long-standing problem in combinatorics was first posed in 1993 by Gessel and Reutenauer. For which multisubsets of the symmetric group is the quasisymmetric function Q(B) = sum_{pi in B}F_{Des(pi), n} a symmetric function? Here is the descent set of and is Gessel's fundamental basis for the vector space of quasisymmetric functions. The purpose of this paper is to provide a useful characterization of these multisets. Using this characterization we prove a conjecture of Elizalde and Roichman. Two other corollaries are also given. The first is a short new proof that conjugacy classes are symmetric sets, a well known result first proved by Gessel and Reutenauer. Our second corollary is a unified explanation that both left and right multiplication of symmetric multisets, by inverse -classes, is symmetric. The case of right multiplication was first proved by Elizalde and Roichman.
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