Dimitrov's conjecture on the ordered Davenport constant and Loewy length

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Let pp be a prime and let GG be a finite pp-group. The Loewy length L(G)\mathsf{L}(G) is the nilpotency index of the Jacobson radical of the group algebra Fp[G]\mathbb{F}_p[G], and Do(G)\mathsf{D}_o(G) denotes the ordered Davenport constant of GG. Dimitrov's conjecture.

Do(G)=L(G).\mathsf{D}_o(G)=\mathsf{L}(G).

The conjecture proposes an equality between a combinatorial invariant of finite pp-groups and the Loewy length of their modular group algebras. The source gives no general resolution, although it studies the ordered Davenport constant for particular groups.

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Naveen K. Godara, Renu Joshi and Eshita Mazumdar, “Combinatorial invariants for certain classes of non-abelian groups”, arXiv:2408.13558 (2026).

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