The eventual constancy recurrence for phylogenetic complexity

Let GG be a finite abelian group, and let ϕ(G,n)\phi(G,n) denote its phylogenetic complexity at level nn.

Eventual constancy recurrence.

ϕ(G,n+1)=max(2,ϕ(G,n)).\phi(G,n+1)=\max(2,\phi(G,n)).

The paper describes this as a strengthening of its theorem that ϕ(G,)\phi(G,\cdot) is eventually constant. It also notes that, apart from the case G=Z2G=\mathbb{Z}_2 and n=3n=3, the assertion is equivalent to constancy of ϕ(G,)\phi(G,\cdot); it is presented as an open conjecture.

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Mateusz Michałek and Emanuele Ventura, “Finite phylogenetic complexity and combinatorics of tables”, arXiv:1606.07263 (2016).

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