Let $V = \mathbb C^n$. Consider the plethysm $\bigwedge^k Sym^d V$ as a representation of $GL(V)$. In what special cases (e.g., for what $k$, $d$, and $n$) is this representation's decomposition into irreps known?
The only known nontrivial special case that I am aware of is when $k = 2$: in this case the decomposition is $S_{2d-1,1} \oplus S_{2d-3,3} \oplus S_{2d-5,5} \oplus \cdots$. When $n = 2$, I also know that it is equivalent to find decompositions of plethysms of the form $Sym^k Sym^i V$.
Using the Macaulay2 package SchurRings, I computed all examples with $d \leq 8$ with no obvious patterns jumping out at me.
I would be interested in any other special cases people know about (including ones which only apply to $n = 2$), conjectures along these lines, tables of computed data, or ideas about references that might be fruitful.