Finiteness conjecture for nonreduced Hessenberg NRS-matrices

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Let Ω\Omega be an arbitrary Hessenberg type, and let NRS(Ω)NRS(\Omega) denote the set of NRS-matrices of type Ω\Omega. Call a matrix ς\varsigma-reduced according to the paper's reduction procedure. Finiteness conjecture. All but a finite number of NRS-matrices of type Ω\Omega are ς\varsigma-reduced. The theorem proved earlier establishes only finiteness along each NRS-ray; this conjecture asks for finiteness of the exceptional ς\varsigma-nonreduced matrices for every Hessenberg type, and the source presents it as an open problem.

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Primary source

Oleg Karpenkov, “On Asymptotic Reducibility in SL(3,Z)”, arXiv:1205.4166 (2012).

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