“…The previous corollary can then be applied to the following families of symmetric functions, whose Schur expansion can be proved by an explicit bijection ψ, and there is a type A crystal structure on the underlying combinatorial objects: Modified Hall-Littlewood symmetric functions, [6], type A and Stanley symmetric functions, [10], type C Stanley symmetric functions, [5], specialized non-symmetric Macdonald polynomials; see [2], and (some) dual k-Schur functions, [10].…”