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Good recurrence for the Dyson constant term

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When all exponents are positive, the Dyson constant-term identity satisfies D(a)=∑i​D(a−ei​). This follows from the rational identity ∑i​∏j=i​(1−Xi​/Xj​)−1=1, obtained from Lagrange interpolation polynomial at zero. When ai​=0, taking the constant term in Xi​ deletes that coordinate, giving the boundary recurrence.

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