Real one-orbit Gram graph conjecture

Let VV be a finite-dimensional real Hilbert space, and let GO(V)G\leq \operatorname{O}(V) be finite. For a generic xVx\in V, consider the Gram graph of the orbit GxGx. Real one-orbit Gram graph conjecture. The isomorphism class of the Gram graph of GxGx determines GG up to isomorphism. This is the proposed real analogue of the one-orbit theorem for finite subgroups of the unitary group; the source states that the claim is believed to hold, but that a proof is not known.

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Dustin G. Mixon and Brantley Vose, “Recovering a group from few orbits”, arXiv:2411.17434 (2024).

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