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arXiv · 2512.23224

Quantum $K$-theoretic Whitney relations for type $C$ flag manifolds

Abstract

We study relations of $λ_{y}$-classes associated to tautological bundles over the flag manifold of type $C$ in the quantum $K$-ring. These relations are called the quantum $K$-theoretic Whitney relations. The strategy of the proof of the quantum $K$-theoretic Whitney relations is based on the method of semi-infinite flag manifolds and the Borel-type presentation. In addition, we observe that the quantum $K$-theoretic Whitney relations give a complete set of the defining relations of the quantum $K$-ring. This gives a presentation of the quantum $K$-ring of the flag manifold of type $C$, called the Whitney-type presentation, as a quotient of a polynomial ring, different from the Borel-type presentation.

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Takafumi Kouno. 2025-12-29. Quantum $K$-theoretic Whitney relations for type $C$ flag manifolds. https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.23224

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