The minor-homomorphism conjecture for totally symmetric and Mal'cev clones

Let EkE_k be a kk-element set with k2k\geq 2, and let S\mathcal S be a clone over EkE_k. Say that S\mathcal S satisfies TS(n)\operatorname{TS}(n) for every n2n\geq 2 and satisfies the Mal'cev condition ΣM\Sigma_{\operatorname{M}}. The minor-homomorphism conjecture. There exists a minor homomorphism from the clone I2\mathcal I_2 to S\mathcal S. This conjecture identifies the presence of all totally symmetric identities together with the Mal'cev condition as sufficient for a minor homomorphism from I2\mathcal I_2; the excerpt gives no resolution.

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Albert Vucaj and Dmitriy Zhuk, “Submaximal clones over a three-element set up to minor-equivalence”, arXiv:2304.12807 (2024).

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