10 problems
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The commuting-probability conjecture for virtually abelian groups
Let be a finitely generated group, and let be a finite generating set. Write for the limiting commuting probability associated with the word-ball exhaust…
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The commuting-degree realization conjecture for BCK-algebras
The commuting-degree realization conjecture. Every value in is the commuting degree of some BCK-algebra of order , for every .
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Joseph's conjectures on limit points of commuting probabilities
Joseph's conjectures. One should have , for all but finitely many , and . Equivalently, the second conjecture says that is well-o…
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Equality of commuting and annihilating probability spectra for semiassociative rings
Let be the class of finite rings, and let denote the class of finite semiassociative rings. Write for the set of com…
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Antolín, Martino and Ventura's meta-conjecture on degree of commutativity
Antolín, Martino and Ventura's meta-conjecture. For any “reasonable” sequence of probability measures on , we have if and onl…
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Joseph's conjectures on commuting probabilities of finite groups
Joseph's conjectures. The following assertions hold:
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Equality of generalized commuting probabilities determines central quotient order
Let and be finite groups, and let denote the generalized commuting probability of at level . Write for the center of . The conjecture…
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Joseph's third conjecture on the closedness of the commuting probability range
Let range over finite groups, and write for the set of their commuting probabilities. Joseph's third conjecture. The set … is a closed subset o…
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Joseph's second conjecture on gaps below limit points of the commuting probability range
Let range over finite groups, and write for the set of their commuting probabilities. If is a limit point of this set, then Joseph's second…
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Joseph's first conjecture on limit points of the commuting probability range
Let range over finite groups, and write for the set of their commuting probabilities. A limit point of a subset is a rea…