The prime-power wreath-product surjective-strategy conjecture

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Let GG be a group generated by elements of order pnp^n, let HH be a pp-group acting faithfully on a set of switches Ω\Omega, and let GΩHG\wr_\Omega H denote the corresponding wreath product. Prime-power wreath-product conjecture. If GG can be generated by elements of order pnp^n, and HH is a pp-group acting faithfully on the set of switches Ω\Omega, then GΩHG\wr_\Omega H has a surjective strategy. This conjecture combines the preceding 22- and 33-power examples into a broader proposed family; no general proof is given.

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Peter Kagey, “Spinning switches on a wreath product”, arXiv:2210.09408 (2022).

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