Abrar's dominant dimension bound for Nakayama algebras

Let AA be a non-self-injective Nakayama algebra with n3n\geq 3 simple modules, and let domdim(A)\operatorname{domdim}(A) denote its dominant dimension.

Abrar's conjecture.

domdim(A)2n3.\operatorname{domdim}(A)\leq 2n-3.

The source later states that this conjectural bound is corrected and proved false: the dominant dimension is instead bounded by 2n22n-2. Thus the displayed conjecture is refuted.

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Primary source

Rene Marczinzik, “Upper bounds for the dominant dimension of Nakayama and related algebras”, arXiv:1605.09634 (2017).

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