Gauge-coaction normality conjecture for reductions to amenable groups
Gauge-coaction normality conjecture for reductions to amenable groups
Let be a WQLO group, let be a finitely aligned -graph, and suppose reduces to an amenable group. A gauge coaction is the coaction on a representation of arising from its -grading.
Gauge-coaction normality conjecture. Every gauge coaction on a representation of is normal. Consequently, the other results in the relevant section should require only that reduces to an amenable group, rather than the stronger hypothesis that it strongly reduces to an amenable group.
This conjecture would remove the strong-reduction hypothesis from the subsequent results. The paper identifies the normality of gauge coactions as the remaining bottleneck, but the supplied text gives no resolution.
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Robert Huben, “Gauge-Invariant Uniqueness and Reductions of Ordered Groups”, arXiv:2103.08792 (2021).
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