Nonexistence of parallel no-HGS extensions of squarefree degree

Let L/KL/K be a separable field extension of squarefree degree. Say that L/KL/K has the parallel no-HGS property if it admits a Hopf–Galois structure while a parallel extension associated with it admits no Hopf–Galois structure of any type. Squarefree-degree nonexistence conjecture. There is no separable extension of squarefree degree admitting the parallel no-HGS property. The conjecture is motivated by the absence of examples in squarefree degree, in contrast with the degree-88 examples constructed in the paper; its general status is not established here.

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Andrew Darlington, “Hopf-Galois structures on parallel extensions”, arXiv:2405.10172 (2025).

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