Alternating-group conjecture for diamond-shaped tableau groups

From papers

Let GλG_\lambda be the group associated with a Young diagram λ\lambda, and let dimλ\dim\lambda denote the dimension of the corresponding representation. Consider the diagrams λ{(4,22),(6,3),(42,1)}\lambda\in\{(4,2^2),(6,3),(4^2,1)\}, for which the computed order of GλG_\lambda is (dimλ)!/2(\dim\lambda)!/2. Alternating-group conjecture. In these cases, GλG_\lambda is isomorphic to the alternating group AdimλA_{\dim\lambda}. These cases arise among the computational results for diagrams with at most nine cells; the assertion is based on the computed group orders and remains stated as a conjecture in the source.

Progress summary

Nothing recorded yet. Refresh searches the literature and the public web for attempts on this problem, and writes the first summary here.

Sources & referencesView supporting material

Primary source

A. Vershik and N Tslevich, “Groups generated by involutions of diamond-shaped graphs, and deformations of Young's orthogonal form”, arXiv:1911.08195 (2019).

Solutions 0

No solutions have been posted yet.