Let (W,S) be a Coxeter group with weight function L, Hecke algebra structure constants hx,y,z, Kazhdan–Lusztig a-function, and sets D≥N and W≥N defined by the preceding notation. For N∈N, write D≥N={z∈D∣a(z)≥N} and W≥N={w∈W∣a(w)≥N}. Lusztig's P1–P15 conjectures. For every N∈N, the following assertions hold: (P1)≥N: for every w∈W≥N, a(w)≤Δ(w); (P2)≥N: if z∈D≥N and γx,y,z=0, then x=y−1; (P3)≥N: if y∈W≥N, there is a unique z∈D with γy−1,y,z=0; (P4)≥N: if w′≺LRw and w∈W≥N, then a(w′)≥a(w); (P5)≥N: if z∈D≥N, γy−1,y,z=0, then γy−1,y,z=nz=±1; (P6)≥N: every z∈D≥N satisfies z2=e; (P7)≥N: if one of x,y,z lies in W≥N, then γx,y,z=γy,z,x=γz,x,y; (P8)≥N: if one of x,y,z lies in W≥N and γx,y,z=0, then x∼Ly−1, y∼Lz−1, and z∼Lx−1; (P9)≥N: if w′≺Lw, w∈W≥N, and a(w′)=a(w), then w′∼Lw; (P10)≥N: the analogous assertion holds for the right preorder and right-cell equivalence; (P11)≥N: the analogous assertion holds for the two-sided preorder and two-sided-cell equivalence; (P12)≥N: for I⊆S and y∈WI∩W≥N, the a-value of y in WI equals its value in W; (P13)≥N: every left cell Γ⊆W≥N contains a unique z∈D, and γy−1,y,z=0 for every y∈Γ; (P14)≥N: every w∈W≥N satisfies w∼LRw−1; and (P15)≥N: for w,w′∈W and x,y∈W≥N with a(x)=a(y),
z∈W∑hw,x,z⊗hz,w′,y=z∈W∑hw,z,y⊗hx,w′,z∈A⊗ZA.
These are the truncated forms of Lusztig's fifteen conjectures governing the a-function, distinguished elements, leading coefficients, and cell preorders in Coxeter-group Hecke algebras. The supplied text does not state whether this full collection is open or resolved, so the database status remains open.