The power-of-two quaternion-brace counting conjecture

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Let a quaternion brace be a brace whose multiplicative group is isomorphic to a generalized quaternion group. Power-of-two quaternion-brace conjecture. There are seven isomorphism classes of quaternion braces of size 2k2^k for k>4k>4.

This is presented as a consequence of the preceding quaternion-brace counting conjecture: for m=2k−2m=2^{k-2} and k>4k>4, one has m≡0 mod 8m\equiv0\bmod8. Thus the asserted count is seven, while the supplied text gives no proof of the general preceding conjecture and only reports finite verification.

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

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