Thiagarajan–Badouel–Darondeau–Raoult conjecture for bounded flat grids

Let E\mathcal E be an event structure with event domain. A directed flat square grid is a directed square grid embedded isometrically in the event domain, with adjacent squares not contained in a common 3-cube. Thiagarajan–Badouel–Darondeau–Raoult conjecture. Conjectures Thiagarajan's and Badouel–Darondeau–Raoult's are true for event domains with uniformly bounded sizes of directed flat square grids. The source presents this as a stronger version of the hyperbolic-domain conjecture and gives no resolution.

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Jérémie Chalopin and Victor Chepoi, “A counterexample to Thiagarajan's conjecture on regular event structures”, arXiv:1605.08288 (2018).

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