Stable-degree conjecture for permutation representations

Let GG be a finite group, let ρ\rho be a permutation representation of GG, and let P(ρ)P(\rho) be its permutation polytope. Set

d:=dimP(ρ).d:={\rm \dim \,} P(\rho).

Two permutation representations are stably equivalent when they differ by the stabilization relation used in the paper.

Stable-degree conjecture. There exists a stably equivalent permutation representation ρ ⁣:GSn\rho'\colon G\to S_n such that

n2d.n\leq 2d.

The statement was checked for d4d\leq 4 in the paper and would imply the weak part of the strong embedding conjecture. Its general validity remains open.

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Barbara Baumeister, Christian Haase, Benjamin Nill and Andreas Paffenholz, “On permutation polytopes”, arXiv:0709.1615 (2007).

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