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A three shuffle case of the compositional parking function conjecture

We prove here that the polynomial <nabla(C_p(1)), e_a h_b h_c> q, t-enumerates, by the statistics dinv and area, the parking functions whose supporting Dyck path touches the main diagonal according to the composition p of size a + b + c and have a reading word which is a shuffle of one decreasing word and two increasing words of respective sizes a, b, c. Here Cp(1) is a rescaled Hall-Littlewood polynomial and "nabla" is the Macdonald eigenoperator introduced in [1]. This is our latest progress in a continued effort to settle the decade old shuffle conjecture of [14]. It includes as special cases all previous results connected with this conjecture such as the q, t-Catalan [3] and the Schroder and h, h results of Haglund in [12] as well as their compositional refinements recently obtained in [9] and [10]. It also confirms the possibility that the approach adopted in [9] and [10] has the potential to yield a resolution of the shuffle parking function conjecture as well as its compositional refinement more recently proposed by Haglund, Morse and Zabrocki in [15].

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