Partial-symmetry symmetrization conjecture for maximizers

Let (L,e)({\mathcal L},{\mathbf e}) satisfy the appropriate nondegeneracy and admissibility hypotheses, and suppose that L\mathcal L satisfies the partial symmetry hypothesis. A maximizer is a tuple E\mathbf E of sets, and a translate is obtained by translating its component sets by a common vector. Partial-symmetry symmetrization conjecture. For generic (L,e)({\mathcal L},{\mathbf e}) satisfying the partial symmetry hypothesis, any maximizer E\mathbf E is a translate of a maximizer satisfying

E=E.\mathbf E={\mathbf E}^{\dagger}.

The conjecture would reduce the study of generic maximizers under partial symmetry to symmetrized maximizers; it is not proved in the paper.

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Michael Christ and Dominique Maldague, “A symmetrization inequality shorn of symmetry”, arXiv:1810.06091 (2018).

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