The conjecture for the number of left braces of order p2qp^2q

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Let b(n)b(n) denote the number of non-isomorphic left braces of size nn. Let p,qp,q be prime numbers such that p<qp<q and q≢1 mod pq\not\equiv1\bmod p. The order-p2qp^2q counting conjecture. Then

b(p2q)=4.b(p^2q)=4.

The conjecture concerns the enumeration of left braces by finite size. The supplied context gives no resolution evidence for this claim, so its general status is open.

References

Primary source

L. Guarnieri and L. Vendramin, “Skew braces and the Yang-Baxter equation”, arXiv:1511.03171 (2016).

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