The commutative gyrogroup conjecture

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A gyrogroup is a set equipped with a binary operation and the associated gyroautomorphisms satisfying the gyrogroup axioms; it is commutative when its binary operation satisfies a⊕b=b⊕aa\oplus b=b\oplus a for all elements a,ba,b. The commutative gyrogroup conjecture. If a gyrogroup is commutative, then it is a group. This would characterize commutative gyrogroups as ordinary groups; the source reports that computations suggest the claim, but provides no general proof or resolution.

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Ali Reza Ashrafi, Kurosh Mavaddat Nezhaad and Mohammad Ali Salahshour, “Construction of All Gyrogroups of Orders at most 31”, arXiv:2209.04948 (2022).

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