Extended order-to-multiplet conjecture for SIC fields

Fix dZ>0d\in\mathbb Z_{>0}, d3d\neq3, write Δ=Δd=(d+1)(d3)=f2Δ0\Delta=\Delta_d=(d+1)(d-3)=f^2\Delta_0 with Δ0\Delta_0 a fundamental discriminant, and let M(f)\mathcal M(f') be the multiplet indexed by a positive divisor ff' of ff. Extended Order-to-Multiplet Conjecture. There is a bijection from the positive divisors of ff to Weyl–Heisenberg line-SIC multiplets such that the multiplet M(f)\mathcal M(f') contains Cl(O(f)2Δ0)|\operatorname{Cl}(\mathcal O_{(f')^2\Delta_0})| geometric equivalence classes; moreover, f1f2f_1\mid f_2 implies \fieldtripS1\fieldtripS2\fieldtrip{S_1}\subseteq\fieldtrip{S_2} and \fieldvecS1=\fieldprojS1\fieldvecS2=\fieldprojS2\fieldvec{S_1}=\fieldproj{S_1}\subseteq\fieldvec{S_2}=\fieldproj{S_2}. This strengthens the basic order-to-multiplet conjecture by requiring field inclusions compatible with conductor divisibility; it remains open.

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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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