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

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≢1modpq\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.

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Primary source

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

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