The uniseriality conjecture for indecomposable -submodules
The uniseriality conjecture for indecomposable -submodules
Let be prime, let be a non-solvable transitive subgroup of , and let be the diagonal module used in the monomial-group classification. A module is uniserial if its submodules form a chain. The uniseriality conjecture. Every indecomposable -submodule of is uniserial. This is another proposed ingredient for resolving the module-listing and extension obstacles in the classification of finite irreducible monomial subgroups. The source describes supporting patterns and case-by-case evidence, but gives no general proof or disproof.
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Z. Bácskai, D. L. Flannery and E. A. O'Brien, “Classifying finite monomial linear groups of prime degree in characteristic zero”, arXiv:2107.12252 (2021).
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