The Fundamental Conjecture of Superposition
The Fundamental Conjecture of Superposition
Let a superposition be a product of mutually compatible slices, and let a slice be a component obtained by a slicing algorithm from the initial syntax of a superposition. An order-1 fragment is a fragment of order one, and the vector of ions implied by a collection of order-1 fragments is the vector determined by those fragments. The Fundamental Conjecture of Superposition. The following equivalent statements hold:
- Every product of slices is a superposition.
- Every product of order-1 fragments is a superposition, with respect to the smallest possible vector of ions implied from all of the order-1 fragments.
The conjecture asserts that products formed from slices, equivalently from order-1 fragments with the minimal compatible ion vector, always admit a superposition structure. The supplied text gives no evidence that the conjecture has been resolved.
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Primary source
Fanghu Dong, “Eigenstructure of Maximum Likelihood from Counts Data”, arXiv:1301.3451 (2018).
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