The palindromic surjective-strategy conjecture for wreath products

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Let G≀HG\wr H be a wreath product, and call a surjective strategy palindromic when its sequence of moves S′={ki′∈K}i=1NS'=\{k'_i\in K\}_{i=1}^N satisfies ki′=kN−i+1′k'_i=k'_{N-i+1} for every ii. Palindromic strategy conjecture. Whenever G≀HG\wr H has a surjective strategy, it also has a palindromic surjective strategy. The conjecture is motivated by the fact that all examples known to the authors admit such a strategy; the source notes that a counterexample might occur for a trivial wreath product.

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

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