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(indexed by permutations \\(\alpha \in S_n\\) and \\(\beta \in S_m\\)) are multiplied,
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their product can be written as a linear combination of Schubert polynomials
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\\(\mathfrak{S}_{\alpha} \mathfrak{S}_{\beta} = \sum_{\gamma} c^{\gamma}_{\alpha \beta} \mathfrak{S}_{\gamma}\\).
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\\(c^{\gamma}_{\alpha \beta}\\) (the *structure constants*) have a combinatorial interpretation.
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To give an example of what we mean by combinatorial interpretation, when Schur polynomials
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(which are a subset of Schubert polynomials) are multiplied together,
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(indexed by permutations \\(\alpha \in S_n\\) and \\(\beta \in S_m\\)) are multiplied,
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their product can be written as a linear combination of Schubert polynomials
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\\(\mathfrak{S}_{\alpha} \mathfrak{S}_{\beta} = \sum_{\gamma} c^{\gamma}_{\alpha \beta} \mathfrak{S}_{\gamma}\\).
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where the sum runs over permutations in \\(S_{n+m}\\). The question is whether the
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\\(c^{\gamma}_{\alpha \beta}\\) (the *structure constants*) have a combinatorial interpretation.
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To give an example of what we mean by combinatorial interpretation, when Schur polynomials
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(which are a subset of Schubert polynomials) are multiplied together,
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