Gap conjecture for determinants of Seidel tournament matrices

For even nn, let D(n)\mathcal{D}(n) denote the set of square roots of determinants of n×nn\times n Seidel tournament matrices. The preceding argument shows that, assuming the existence of a skew-conference matrix, a gap occurs near the largest possible element of D(n)\mathcal{D}(n). Gap conjecture. There is a gap in D(n)\mathcal{D}(n) for all even n8n\geq 8. The source notes that the argument does not establish this without assuming a skew-conference matrix and suspects that this assumption is unnecessary.

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Sarah Klanderman, MurphyKate Montee, Andrzej Piotrowski, Alex Rice and Bryan Shader, “Determinants of Seidel Tournament Matrices”, arXiv:2406.09697 (2024).

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