The linking–transporter extension conjecture for almost simple fusion systems

Let \calf\calf be an almost simple fusion system over a pp-group SS. More generally, assume only that Op(\calf)=1O_p(\calf)=1. Set \cale=F(\calf)\cale=F^*(\calf); thus \cale\cale is simple, or a product of simple fusion systems, depending on the assumption. A linking system is a category associated to a fusion system, and a transporter system is the corresponding extension structure. Linking–transporter extension conjecture. There exist a linking system \call\call associated to \cale\cale and a transporter system \calt\calt associated to \calf\calf such that \call\nsg\calt\call\nsg\calt. The conjecture concerns constructing compatible categorical extensions of products of simple fusion systems and is proposed as a foundation for understanding such extensions; the source provides no resolution.

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Bob Oliver, “Reductions to simple fusion systems”, arXiv:1601.07978 (2016).

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