Written: July 10, 2014
[Exclusively published in the Personal Journal of Shalosh B. Ekhad and Doron Zeilberger and arxiv.org]
In 1998, Clara S. Chan, David P. Robbins, and David S. Yuen conjectured and I proved, using the amazing Morris Constant Term Identity (that may be viewed as a contour-integral analog of the Selberg integral).
Recently Karola Mészáros and Alejandro Morales, conjectured a Dn analog of the Chan-Robbins-Yuen formula, getting another constant-term expression. This conjecture was also mentioned by Alejandro Morales in the Open Problems session that took place on June 23, 2014, ca. 4:50-5:00pm at the Stanley@70 conference [see his gorgeous slides].
It turns out that the Mészáros-Morales conjecture is a special case of a much more general constant term identity, and the proof in the present article is a "cheating" proof for two reasons:
Let me also comment that for any fixed dimension n, the new constant term identity is doable by the WZ method, and I am also sure that one can get a completely elementary WZ-style proof for general dimensions, by looking at the output for small n, and finding a pattern, like it was done for the original Selberg integral in section 6.5 of this masterpiece.