The conjectured coinvariant dimensions in the degree 2s+3+2s22^{s+3}+2^s-2 family

Let k=Z2k=\mathbb Z_2, let P4=k[x1,x2,x3,x4]P_4=k[x_1,x_2,x_3,x_4], and let P((P4)n)P((P_4)_n^*) be the primitive part of the dual degree-nn component under the Steenrod algebra action. For a positive integer ss, consider the GL4(k)GL_4(k)-coinvariant space

kGL4(k)P((P4)2s+3+2s2).k\otimes_{GL_4(k)}P((P_4)_{2^{s+3}+2^s-2}^*).

Coinvariant-dimension conjecture. Its dimension is

dimkGL4(k)P((P4)2s+3+2s2)={0if s=1,1if s=2,2if s=3,1if s=4,2if s5.\dim k\otimes_{GL_4(k)}P((P_4)_{2^{s+3}+2^s-2}^*)= \begin{cases} 0&\text{if }s=1,\\ 1&\text{if }s=2,\\ 2&\text{if }s=3,\\ 1&\text{if }s=4,\\ 2&\text{if }s\geq5. \end{cases}

This proposed dimension formula follows from the Kameko-map decomposition together with the preceding kernel-invariant conjecture and known transfer information. It remains open in the source.

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Dang Vo Phuc, “Structure of the space of GL_4(Z_2)-coinvariants Z_2_GL_4(Z_2) PH_*(Z_2^4, Z_2) in some generic degrees and its application”, arXiv:2106.14605 (2021).

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