Transitive-element conjecture for the property P(H,G)\mathcal{P}(H,G) in binary wreath products

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Let WnW_n be the ambient binary wreath-product group acting on {1,…,2n}\{1,\dots,2^n\}. For n≥1n\geq 1, let H≤WnH\leq W_n be a subgroup containing a permutation σ∈Wn\sigma\in W_n that acts transitively on {1,…,2n}\{1,\dots,2^n\}. Let G≤WnG\leq W_n be any subgroup. Transitive-element conjecture. Under these hypotheses, P(H,G)\mathcal{P}(H,G) holds. The conjecture is based on extensive Magma computations and proposes a sufficient transitivity condition for the property P(H,G)\mathcal{P}(H,G); the supplied material gives no proof or resolution.

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Vefa Goksel, “A local-global conjugacy question arising from arithmetic dynamics”, arXiv:2303.10715 (2023).

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