Unimodality of the generalized k-regular partition polynomials
Prove that, for every integer k 2 and every choice of non-negative integers n_k,n_{k-1},,n_1, the polynomial b(n_k,,n_1) constructed in Theorem 3 is unimodal.
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Empirical evidence suggests that b(nk, . . . , n1), which are polynomials in q, are always unimodal. We leave it as a conjecture here. Conjecture 4. For any integer k 2, and any non-negative nk, nk1, . . . n1, b(nk, . . . , n1) constructed in Theorem 3 is unimodal.
— An Alternative Generating Function for $k$-Regular Partitions
(2502.17117 - Kurşungöz, 24 Feb 2025) in Conjecture 4, page 9