The 3-rank conjecture for matching complexes

For k0k\geq 0, consider the reduced homology group H~k+1(M2k+7;Z)\tilde{H}_{k+1}(\mathsf{M}_{2k+7};\mathbb{Z}), where Mn\mathsf{M}_n denotes the matching complex on nn vertices. The 3-rank conjecture. The group is the direct sum of a free group and an elementary 33-group of rank

(2k+6k).\binom{2k+6}{k}.

The conjecture refines the known examples of 3-torsion in matching-complex homology by predicting its exact rank; no resolution is supplied in the source.

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Primary source

Jakob Jonsson, “More Torsion in the Homology of the Matching Complex”, arXiv:1203.5658 (2012).

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