The continuity conjecture for p-rationality levels

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Let pp be a prime, GG a finite group, and let α∈Z≥2\alpha\in\mathbb{Z}^{\geq 2}. The pp-rationality level of a character is the integer determined by the pp-part of its conductor. Continuity conjecture. If GG has an irreducible p′p'-degree character of pp-rationality level α\alpha, then GG has irreducible p′p'-degree characters of every level from 22 to α\alpha.

The paper proves this conjecture for p=2p=2, while the general case remains open in the supplied text.

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Nguyen N. Hung, “The continuity of p-rationality and a lower bound for p'-degree characters of finite groups”, arXiv:2205.15899 (2023).

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