Three-move outcome segmentation conjecture

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Let SS be a finite two-dimensional vector subtraction ruleset, and let ∣S∣|S| denote its size. An outcome segmentation is a finite union of outcome segments, where each outcome segment is a geometric region with a distinct regular pattern of outcomes.

Three-move segmentation conjecture. If ∣S∣=3|S|=3, there is an outcome segmentation.

The conjecture is motivated by computational experiments showing segmentation for many three-move rulesets. The source presents it among open problems and gives no proof or resolution status.

References

Primary source

Urban Larsson, Indrajit Saha and Makoto Yokoo, “Subtraction games in more than one dimension”, arXiv:2307.12458 (2024).

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