Schneider's exact-diameter conjecture for components of D(k,q)D(k,q)

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Let C ⁣D(k,q)C\!D(k,q) be a connected component of D(k,q)D(k,q). Schneider's conjecture. For every prime power qq, diam⁡(C ⁣D(3,q))=6\operatorname{diam}(C\!D(3,q))=6. For k>3k>3 odd, the diameter is k+5k+5, and for kk even, it is k+4k+4, provided that qq is a sufficiently large prime power. Parts of this conjecture are known: the k=3k=3 case for odd prime powers and certain k=4k=4 cases were proved, while general cases remain open.

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Felix Lazebnik and Ye Wang, “Some families of graphs, hypergraphs and digraphs defined by systems of equations”, arXiv:2503.07915 (2025).

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