Splitness conjecture for super-modular categories with modular quotient S-matrix

Let B\mathcal{B} be a super-modular category, and let S^\hat{S} be the SS-matrix of a modular category D\mathcal{D}. Suppose that the SS-matrix of B\mathcal{B} is

S^(1111).\hat{S}\otimes\begin{pmatrix}1&1\\1&1\end{pmatrix}.

Splitness conjecture. Then B\mathcal{B} is split super-modular.

Here, split super-modular means that B\mathcal{B} is equivalent to a Deligne product D\sVec\mathcal{D}'\boxtimes\sVec for some modular category D\mathcal{D}'. The claim is motivated by the classification evidence available in the paper up to rank 66; the source does not state a proof or a resolution.

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Paul Bruillard, César Galindo, Siu-Hung Ng, Julia Yael Plavnik, Eric C. Rowell and Zhenghan Wang, “Classification of super-modular categories by rank”, arXiv:1705.05293 (2017).

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