The Sylow-versality conjecture for finite group actions
The Sylow-versality conjecture for finite group actions
Let be a finite constant group, let be a -variety, and let be a Sylow -subgroup of .
Sylow-versality conjecture. If is -versal for every prime , then is -versal.
Every versal -variety is -versal for every prime, but the converse is not generally true; this conjecture asks whether versality for all Sylow subgroups is nevertheless sufficient for versality for the whole group.
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Alexander Duncan and Zinovy Reichstein, “Versality of algebraic group actions and rational points on twisted varieties”, arXiv:1109.6093 (2013).
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