A list. The qt-Kostka polynomials are usually denoted by Kλ,μ(q,t) where q and t denote the two variables and λ and μ are two integer partitions. One obtains the Kostka-Foulkes polynomials by substituting q
with 0. For a given partition μ, the function returns the polynomials Kλ,μ(q,t) as qspray objects for all partitions λ of the same weight as μ. The generated list is a list of lists with two elements: the integer partition λ and the polynomial.