Strong Zauner conjecture for Weyl–Heisenberg SICs

For d1d\geq1, let a Weyl–Heisenberg SIC be a set of d2d^2 equiangular complex lines in \Cd\C^d generated by a Weyl–Heisenberg fiducial vector. Strong Zauner Conjecture. For every dimension d1d\geq1, at least one Weyl–Heisenberg SIC exists. Explicit constructions prove this in many dimensions, including d53d\leq53, but the assertion is unresolved in general.

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Gene S. Kopp and Jeffrey C. Lagarias, “SIC-POVMs and orders of real quadratic fields”, arXiv:2407.08048 (2026).

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