Asymptotic sharpness of the characteristic bound for Heisenberg-group modules

Let H1H_1 be the Heisenberg group, and let pp and qq denote primes. A module is understood to be over a field of characteristic pp, and conditions (1) and (2) refer to the conditions in the paper's main theorem.

Asymptotic sharpness conjecture. There exists a prime qq such that, for every prime pqp \geq q, there exists a p+12\frac{p+1}{2}-dimensional module for H1H_1 over a field of characteristic pp which does not satisfy at least one of conditions (1) and (2) of the main theorem.

This conjecture asserts that the hypothesis p2dp \geq 2d is asymptotically sharp. The paper also proposes the weaker formulation that such modules exist for arbitrarily large primes pp; no resolution is supplied here.

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Michael Crumley, “Generic Representation Theory of the Heisenberg Group”, arXiv:1105.4926 (2011).

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