Trivial-idempotent conjecture for integral quandle rings of semi-latin quandles

Let XX be a quandle and let Z[X]\mathbb{Z}[X] denote its integral quandle ring. A quandle is semi-latin when every right multiplication restricted to each orbit is injective; a finite quandle is latin when both its left and right multiplication maps are bijective. Trivial-idempotent conjecture. The ring Z[X]\mathbb{Z}[X] has only trivial idempotents. In particular, if XX is a finite latin quandle, then Z[X]\mathbb{Z}[X] has only trivial idempotents.

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Mohamed Elhamdadi, Brandon Nunez, Mahender Singh and Dipali Swain, “Idempotents, free products and quandle coverings”, arXiv:2204.11288 (2022).

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