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Characteristic quasi-polynomials of deletions of Shi arrangements of type C and type D

Akihiro Higashitani, Masato Konoike, Norihiro Nakashima, Satoshi Ono

TL;DR

The paper computes characteristic quasi-polynomials for deletions of Shi arrangements of types C and D. It adapts the counting framework from type B to type C, deriving parity-dependent restriction formulas and showing the overall quasi-polynomials collapse to polynomials for certain deletions. For type D, it establishes a concrete bijection with type B to transfer known results and obtain explicit restrictions across all hyperplanes, enabling a complete description of period collapse phenomena. Together, the results illuminate how deletions interact with lcm periods and reveal structural differences between the B, C, and D Shi arrangements at the level of restriction counts and intersection posets.

Abstract

Characteristic quasi-polynomials enumerate the number of points in the complement of hyperplane arrangements modulo positive integers. In this paper, we compute the characteristic quasi-polynomials of the restrictions of the Shi arrangements of type C and type D by one given hyperplane, respectively. The case of type C is established by extending the method developed in our previous work on type B (\cite{HN2024}), while the case of type D is deduced through a direct connection with the results on type B. As a corollary, we determine whether period collapse occurs in the characteristic quasi-polynomials of the deletions of the Shi arrangements of type C and type D.

Characteristic quasi-polynomials of deletions of Shi arrangements of type C and type D

TL;DR

The paper computes characteristic quasi-polynomials for deletions of Shi arrangements of types C and D. It adapts the counting framework from type B to type C, deriving parity-dependent restriction formulas and showing the overall quasi-polynomials collapse to polynomials for certain deletions. For type D, it establishes a concrete bijection with type B to transfer known results and obtain explicit restrictions across all hyperplanes, enabling a complete description of period collapse phenomena. Together, the results illuminate how deletions interact with lcm periods and reveal structural differences between the B, C, and D Shi arrangements at the level of restriction counts and intersection posets.

Abstract

Characteristic quasi-polynomials enumerate the number of points in the complement of hyperplane arrangements modulo positive integers. In this paper, we compute the characteristic quasi-polynomials of the restrictions of the Shi arrangements of type C and type D by one given hyperplane, respectively. The case of type C is established by extending the method developed in our previous work on type B (\cite{HN2024}), while the case of type D is deduced through a direct connection with the results on type B. As a corollary, we determine whether period collapse occurs in the characteristic quasi-polynomials of the deletions of the Shi arrangements of type C and type D.

Paper Structure

This paper contains 32 sections, 21 theorems, 53 equations.

Key Result

Theorem 1.2

We have and

Theorems & Definitions (31)

  • Definition 1.1: Shi arrangements of type B, type C, type D
  • Theorem 1.2: See Theorems \ref{['thm-chara-quasi-TypeC']} and \ref{['thm-chara-quasi-TypeD']}
  • Remark 1.3
  • Theorem 1.5: HN2024
  • Theorem 1.6: See Theorems \ref{['thm-char-quasi-TypeC-2xi=0']}, \ref{['thm-char-quasi-TypeC-2xi=1']}, \ref{['thm-char-quasi-TypeC-xi=xj']}, \ref{['thm-char-quasi-TypeC-xi=xj+1']}, \ref{['thm-char-quasi-TypeC-xi=-xj']} and \ref{['thm-char-quasi-TypeC-xi=-xj+1']}
  • Theorem 1.7: See Theorems \ref{['chara-quasi-del-by-xi=-xj']}, \ref{['chara-quasi-del-by-xi=xj+1']}, \ref{['chara-quasi-del-by-xi=xj']} and \ref{['chara-quasi-del-by-xi=-xj+1']}
  • Corollary 1.8
  • Corollary 1.9
  • Corollary 1.10
  • Theorem 2.1
  • ...and 21 more