Regularity conjecture for Butson matrices
Regularity conjecture for Butson matrices
A partial complex Hadamard matrix is regular when the scalar products between its rows decompose as sums of cycles. A Butson matrix is a complex Hadamard matrix whose entries are roots of unity of finite order. Regularity conjecture. Any Butson matrix is regular. Thus a vanishing sum of roots of unity that is not a sum of cycles cannot be used to construct a complex Hadamard matrix. The conjecture is presented as a difficult question with substantial computer evidence, but no proof is given.
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Primary source
Teodor Banica, Duygu Ozteke and Lorenzo Pittau, “Isolated partial Hadamard matrices, and related topics”, arXiv:1706.00986 (2017).
Additional references
3 papers in this index state this conjecture (2011–2017). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:1302.4153, arXiv:1109.4888.
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