The Norton–Sakuma classification conjecture for dihedral axial algebras
The Norton–Sakuma classification conjecture for dihedral axial algebras
Let be a dihedral axial algebra of Monster type over a field of characteristic . The nine Norton–Sakuma algebras are the nine classified dihedral algebras arising in this setting. Norton–Sakuma classification conjecture. The algebra is one of the nine Norton–Sakuma algebras. A version of this classification was already known under additional assumptions, including the existence of a Frobenius form; the paper notes that the form should not be required. A proof was announced by Franchi, Mainardis and Shpectorov in 2018, so the conjecture is treated as resolved.
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Justin McInroy and Sergey Shpectorov, “An expansion algorithm for constructing axial algebras”, arXiv:1804.00587 (2019).
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