A partition of $n$ is a weakly decreasing sequence of natural numbers $\lambda = (\lambda_1, \lambda_2, \dots)$ such that $\sum \lambda_i = n$. Its length $l(\lambda)$ is the number of positive summands $\lambda_i$.
In exercise 3.19 of his book "The $q, t$-Catalan Numbers and the Space of Diagonal Harmonics" James Haglund defines a dinv-statistic on partitions as the number of cells $x$ in the Young diagram of $\lambda$ such that $leg(x) \leq arm(x) \leq leg(x) + 1$.
During my work on my master's thesis I discovered that $$ \sum_{\lambda} q^{dinv(\lambda)} = \sum_{\lambda} q^{l(\lambda)} $$ where the sum is taken over all partitions of $n$. My only way of proving this result uses the symmetry of the $q, t$-Catalan numbers, i.e., $C_n(q, t) = C_n(t, q)$.
I would like to know:
Is this result known to anyone else?
If so, is there a bijective proof, i. e., does anyone know a bijection mapping the partitions of $n$ with $dinv(\lambda) = k$ to partitions of $n$ with length $k$?