Young graph isomorphism conjecture for the Y(14,3)Y(14,3) family

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Let Y(g,k)Y(g,k) denote the Young graph associated with the base gg and multiplier kk. Y(14,3)Y(14,3) family conjecture. For all t≥2t\ge 2 and n≥2n\ge 2,

Y((n2+n)t+n,n2t+n−1)≅Y(14,3).Y((n^2+n)t+n,n^2t+n-1)\cong Y(14,3).

This is an experimentally suggested infinite family of Young graph isomorphisms from the paper's computation of equivalence classes; no proof or resolution is given.

References

Primary source

L. H. Kendrick, “Young Graphs: 1089 et al”, arXiv:1410.0106 (2015).

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