The even-order conjecture for self-homotopy equivalences of -polyhedra
The even-order conjecture for self-homotopy equivalences of -polyhedra
Let be an -polyhedron, and let denote the group under consideration of self-homotopy equivalences of . Even-order conjecture. If is a non-trivial finite group, then it necessarily has an element of even order.
The preceding theorem establishes strong necessary conditions for a finite group of odd order, but the authors report that they were unable to find any space satisfying those conditions. The conjecture asserts that such a non-trivial finite odd-order group is never realised in this setting.
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Cristina Costoya, David Méndez and Antonio Viruel, “The group of self-homotopy equivalences of A_n^2-polyhedra”, arXiv:1804.04547 (2020).
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