The p-modular Hadamard conjecture

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Let pp be an odd prime, and let a pp-modular Hadamard matrix of order dd mean the matrix notion used in the paper. The pp-modular Hadamard conjecture. For all but finitely many positive integers dd, a pp-modular Hadamard matrix of order dd exists if and only if dd is even or dd is a quadratic residue modulo pp. This conjecture asserts asymptotic sufficiency of the stated necessary condition and is used to motivate further finite-field SIC constructions; the paper does not establish it in general.

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Joseph W. Iverson and Dustin G. Mixon, “Asymmetric SICs over finite fields”, arXiv:2506.20778 (2025).

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