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Newton polytopes of fireworks Grothendieck polynomials
We show that the support of the Grothendieck polynomial $\mathfrak G_w$ of any fireworks permutation is as large as possible: a monomial appears in $\mathfrak G_w$ if and only if it divides $\mathbf x^{\mathrm{wt}(\overline{D(w)})}$ and is divisible by some monomial appearing in the Schubert polynom
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