Conjecture on forbidden intervals of irredundant-base cardinalities for primitive groups
Conjecture on forbidden intervals of irredundant-base cardinalities for primitive groups
Let denote the set of cardinalities of irredundant bases of a permutation group on . Forbidden-interval conjecture. There exists an interval of positive integers, with , such that no primitive permutation group on satisfies
This conjecture asserts that at least one interval excluding cannot arise as the set of irredundant-base cardinalities of a primitive permutation group. The source presents it as an open question motivated by the lack of a stronger realization conjecture for all such intervals.
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Francesca Dalla Volta, Fabio Mastrogiacomo and Pablo Spiga, “On the cardinality of irredundant and minimal bases of finite permutation groups”, arXiv:2311.04489 (2023).
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