The Knörr–Robinson reformulation for fusion systems

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Let SS be a nontrivial finite pp-group, let F\mathcal{F} be a saturated fusion system on SS, and let α\alpha be an F\mathcal{F}-compatible family. For each fully normalized normal chain σ=(Q0<⋯<Qm)\sigma=(Q_0<\cdots<Q_m) of nontrivial subgroups, let NF(σ)N_{\mathcal{F}}(\sigma) be the associated saturated fusion system and let α(σ)\alpha(\sigma) be the induced compatible family. The Knörr–Robinson conjecture. One has

k(F,α)=∑σ(−1)∣σ∣k(NF(σ),α(σ)),\mathbf{k}(\mathcal{F},\alpha)=\sum_{\sigma}(-1)^{|\sigma|}\mathbf{k}\bigl(N_{\mathcal{F}}(\sigma),\alpha(\sigma)\bigr),

where the sum is over representatives of the isomorphism classes of fully normalized normal chains of nontrivial subgroups of SS. This is the fusion-system translation of the Knörr–Robinson reformulation of Alperin's Weight Conjecture; analogous versions with m\mathbf{m} or m∗\mathbf{m}^* are mentioned but are not separate conjectures in the supplied candidate span.

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Radha Kessar, Markus Linckelmann, Justin Lynd and Jason Semeraro, “Weight conjectures for fusion systems”, arXiv:1810.01453 (2018).

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