Nice-group topological Hedetniemi conjecture for free simplicial complexes

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Let GG be a nice group, meaning a cyclic pp-group or a generalized quaternion group whose order is a power of 22. For a finite free GG-simplicial complex K\mathcal{K}, let indK\operatorname{ind}\mathcal{K} be the least kk admitting a GG-equivariant map to EkGE_kG. Equip Cartesian products with the diagonal GG-action. Nice-group topological Hedetniemi conjecture. For every pair K1,K2\mathcal{K}_1,\mathcal{K}_2 of finite free GG-simplicial complexes,

ind(K1×K2)=min{indK1,indK2}.\operatorname{ind}(\mathcal{K}_1\times\mathcal{K}_2)=\min\{\operatorname{ind}\mathcal{K}_1,\operatorname{ind}\mathcal{K}_2\}.

The paper presents this as its weakest and most general remaining conjectural form: the theorem rules out the corresponding assertion for groups that are not nice, while the nice-group case remains open.

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Vuong Bui and Hamid Reza Daneshpajouh, “A topological version of Hedetniemi's conjecture for equivariant spaces”, arXiv:2302.06178 (2023).

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