Secondary-term product conjecture for permutation groups

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Let Gi⊂SniG_i\subset S_{n_i} for i=1,2i=1,2, and let ind⁡(G2)\operatorname{ind}(G_2) denote the relevant index of G2G_2 in its permutation representation. Suppose that the asymptotic distribution of G1G_1-extensions has a secondary term of order Xc1X^{c_1}, where

ind⁡(G2)>n2n1c1.\operatorname{ind}(G_2)>\frac{n_2}{n_1c_1}.

Secondary-term product conjecture. Then the asymptotic distribution of G1×G2G_1\times G_2-extensions has a secondary term of order Xc1/n2X^{c_1/n_2}. The conjecture proposes a general mechanism behind the secondary terms exhibited for S3×AS_3\times A-extensions; its resolution is not given in the source.

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Primary source

Jiuya Wang, “Secondary Term of Asymptotic Distribution of S_3A Extensions over Q”, arXiv:1710.10693 (2017).

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