We prove a conjecture of Klopsch-Voll on the signed generating function of a new statistic on the quotients of the symmetric groups. As a consequence of our results we also prove a conjecture of Stasinski-Voll in type B.
We enumerate traceless square matrices over finite quotients of compact discrete valuation rings by their image sizes. We express the associated rational generating functions in terms of statistics on symmetric and hyperoctahedral groups, viz. Coxeter groups of types A and B, respectively. These rational functions may also be interpreted as local representation zeta functions associated to the members of an infinite family of finitely generated class-2-nilpotent groups.As a byproduct of our work, we obtain descriptions of the numbers of traceless square matrices over a finite field of fixed rank in terms of statistics on the hyperoctahedral groups.
We study Dirichlet series enumerating orbits of Cartesian products of maps
whose orbit distributions are modelled on the distributions of finite index
subgroups of free abelian groups of finite rank. We interpret Euler factors of
such orbit Dirichlet series in terms of generating polynomials for statistics
on multiset permutations, viz. descent and major index, generalizing Carlitz's
$q$-Eulerian polynomials.
We give two main applications of this combinatorial interpretation. Firstly,
we establish local functional equations for the Euler factors of the orbit
Dirichlet series under consideration. Secondly, we determine these (global)
Dirichlet series' abscissae of convergence and establish some meromorphic
continuation beyond these abscissae. As a corollary, we describe the
asymptotics of the relevant orbit growth sequences. For Cartesian products of
more than two maps we establish a natural boundary for meromorphic
continuation. For products of two maps, we prove the existence of such a
natural boundary subject to a combinatorial conjecture.Comment: 14 pages. Minor revisions, appeared in Monatsh. Mat
We define a new statistic on the even hyperoctahedral groups which is a natural analogue of the odd length statistic recently defined and studied on Coxeter groups of types A and B. We compute the signed (by length) generating function of this statistic over the whole group and over its maximal and some other quotients and show that it always factors nicely. We also present some conjectures.
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