The complement conjecture for (cf-)ISLE classes

Let G{\mathscr{G}} be a class of finite groups, and let Gc{\mathscr{G}}^c denote its complement among the finite groups. A class is (cf-)ISLE if it has the (core-free) ISLE closure property considered in the paper. Complement conjecture. If G{\mathscr{G}} is a (cf-)ISLE class, then Gc{\mathscr{G}}^c is not a (cf-)ISLE class. This is stated as an equivalent formulation of the corresponding property conjecture; the supplied text gives no resolution, so its status remains open.

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William J. DeMeo, “Congruence lattices of finite algebras”, arXiv:1204.4305 (2012).

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