The bad-part density limit conjecture for non-abelian groups of order 3p3p

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Let pp and qq be primes with q<pq<p and q∣p−1q\mid p-1, let Tp,qT_{p,q} denote the non-abelian group of order pqpq, and let qnq_n be the nn-th prime satisfying 3∣qn−13\mid q_n-1. For a finite group GG, let α(G)=∣BP(G)∣2κ(G)−1−1\alpha(G)=\frac{|BP(G)|}{2^{\kappa(G)-1}-1}, where BP(G)BP(G) is its set of bad parts. Define

δn=α(Tqn,3).\delta_n=\alpha(T_{q_n,3}).

Bad-part density limit conjecture for groups of order 3qn3q_n.

lim⁡n→∞δn=0.5.\lim_{n\rightarrow\infty}\delta_n=0.5.

The conjecture is based on the tabulated computations for groups Tp,3T_{p,3} and is presented after the authors observe that the preceding cyclic-and-dihedral conjecture does not hold for groups of order 3p3p. No resolution is supplied in the given text.

References

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A. R. Ashrafi, L. Ghanbari Maman, K. Kavousi and F. Koorepazan Moftakhar, “An Algorithm for Constructing All Supercharacter Theories of a Finite Group”, arXiv:1911.12232 (2019).

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