Surjectivity conjecture for homomorphisms between projective cubes

Let rr and kk be integers with rkr\geq k, and let PC2r\mathcal{PC}_{2r} and PC2k\mathcal{PC}_{2k} denote projective cubes. A graph homomorphism is a map preserving adjacency. Surjectivity conjecture. Every homomorphism from PC2r\mathcal{PC}_{2r} to PC2k\mathcal{PC}_{2k} must be onto. This is presented as an equivalent formulation of the surjectivity conjecture for non-bipartite binary Cayley graphs; the paper does not establish it in general, though it proves a special case.

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Laurent Beaudou, Reza Naserasr and Claude Tardif, “Homomorphisms of binary Cayley graphs”, arXiv:1502.00776 (2015).

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