The 3-dimensional Euclidean extension distinguishing number conjecture

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Let R3\mathbb{R}^3 be three-dimensional Euclidean space with its natural group action, and let ext⁡D(R3)\operatorname{ext}_D(\mathbb{R}^3) denote its extension distinguishing number.

3-dimensional Euclidean extension conjecture.

ext⁡D(R3)=10.\operatorname{ext}_D(\mathbb{R}^3)=10.

The conjecture is posed as part of the paper's program of determining extension distinguishing numbers for Euclidean spaces and spheres; no general upper bound establishing the equality is given here.

References

Primary source

Michael Ferrara, Ellen Gethner, Stephen G. Hartke, Derrick Stolee and Paul S. Wenger, “Extending Precolorings to Distinguish Group Actions”, arXiv:1405.5558 (2014).

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