Dowling geometry Kinser-inequality conjecture

Let GG be an abelian group, and let a Dowling geometry be the matroid constructed from the corresponding labelled graph whose circuits are the positive cycles and minimal connected subgraphs containing two negative cycles. A Kinser inequality is the rank inequality indexed by an integer n4n\geq 4. Dowling geometry Kinser-inequality conjecture. A Dowling geometry satisfies every Kinser inequality.

The source notes that this is open when GG is finite and non-cyclic; finite subgroups of the multiplicative group of a field are cyclic, so the representable cases do not settle the non-cyclic case.

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Amanda Cameron, “Kinser inequalities and related matroids”, arXiv:1401.0500 (2014).

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