Coxeter-group DkD_k conjecture for selected Young diagrams

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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. For λ{(3,2,1),(4,2,12),(32,2),(33)}\lambda\in\{(3,2,1),(4,2,1^2),(3^2,2),(3^3)\}, the computed order of GλG_\lambda is 2k1k!2^{k-1}k!, where k=dimλ/2k=\dim\lambda/2. Coxeter-group DkD_k conjecture. In these cases, GλG_\lambda is isomorphic to the Coxeter group DkD_k. The claim is supported computationally for diagrams with at most nine cells and is verified using SageMath for λ=(3,2,1)\lambda=(3,2,1), but remains a conjecture in general.

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

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