Sensible Caveman conjecture
Sensible Caveman conjecture
Let a -polynomial association scheme have or more classes, and suppose that it is primitive, meaning that it has no nontrivial equivalence relation arising from a union of relations. Its splitting field is the field generated by the eigenvalues of the scheme. Sensible Caveman conjecture. For -polynomial schemes of or more classes, if the scheme is primitive then its splitting field is rational. The source presents the preceding three-class question as a special case of this conjecture and gives no evidence of a resolution.
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Primary source
Alexander L. Gavrilyuk, Janoš Vidali and Jason S. Williford, “On few-class Q-polynomial association schemes: feasible parameters and nonexistence results”, arXiv:1908.10081 (2019).
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