Divisibility conjecture for the index of self-dual ternary codes

Let CC be a self-dual ternary code of length cc. Its index is the number of even maximal codewords minus the number of odd maximal codewords. Index divisibility conjecture. The index of any self-dual ternary code is divisible by 2424, even if the length is merely divisible by 1212. For every length c=12kc=12k, there exists a self-dual ternary code of index 2424. The preceding theorem proves divisibility by 2424 when the length is divisible by 2424, and by 1212 when it is merely divisible by 1212; the stronger divisibility and existence assertions remain open.

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Davide Gaiotto and Theo Johnson-Freyd, “Holomorphic SCFTs with small index”, arXiv:1811.00589 (2018).

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