The uniqueness conjecture for good involutions of connected quandles

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A quandle is a set equipped with a binary operation satisfying the quandle axioms; it is connected when its inner automorphism group acts transitively, involutory when each right translation is an involution, and good involution when it satisfies the defining compatibility conditions for a good involution. Uniqueness conjecture. Let RR be a connected quandle. If RR is noninvolutory, then RR has at most one good involution. This conjecture is motivated by computational findings and results for particular examples; its general validity remains open.

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Luc Ta, “Good involutions of conjugation subquandles”, arXiv:2505.08090 (2025).

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