#15949: Involutions on NSym and QSym part II
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   Reporter:  darij                  |            Owner:
       Type:  defect                 |           Status:  new
   Priority:  major                  |        Milestone:  sage-6.2
  Component:  combinatorics          |         Keywords:  partitions,
  Merged in:                         |  symmetric functions, NSym, QSym,
  Reviewers:                         |  NCSF, Kronecker product,
Work issues:                         |          Authors:  Darij Grinberg
     Commit:                         |  Report Upstream:  N/A
  13e33bf1e777054945e4f2029ca7fb5435347132|           Branch:  public/combinat
   Stopgaps:                         |  /invol-nsym-2
                                     |     Dependencies:
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 This continues #15476. It is not my last word on NSym (I'm still planning
 to implement Eulerian and other idempotents -- but this is waiting on the
 merge of #15650 and not much of a priority anyway).

 The following has been implemented:\\
 - the omega involution on NSym and QSym (and alternative syntaxes for that
 on Sym);\\
 - fixes on some NSym and QSym methods to return values in correct
 parents;\\
 - Verschiebung on the elementary basis of NSym (it would formerly use
 coercion for that, but there's a simple formula);\\
 - a way to compute the internal product on the Psi basis of NSym (which is
 very fast if the compositions have small length, but otherwise is quite
 wasteful -- hence not made a default);\\
 - immaculate functions in NSym indexed by arbitrary integer vectors (not
 just compositions);\\
 - the reduced Kronecker product (formerly in #15825, now moved here and
 fixed);\\
 - an analogue thereof (but not a lift) on NSym;\\
 - the t-completion of a partition (formerly in #15825);\\
 - improvements on the to_dyck_word method on partitions (formerly in
 #15825).

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/15949>
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