Conjecture on the minimum size of uniqueness sets for the Ising model

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Let u(k,q)u(k,q) denote the size of the smallest set of uniqueness for the positive function class (Bqk)+\left(\mathcal{B}^{k}_{q}\right)_+. In particular, consider the case q=2q=2. Minimum-size uniqueness conjecture.

u(k,2)=k+1,u(k,2)=k+1,

i.e., for every kk there are no sets of uniqueness having at most kk elements. This conjecture concerns the exact minimum cardinality of a set of uniqueness in the q=2q=2 case; the preceding results establish corresponding bounds, while the equality asserted here remains unresolved in the supplied text.

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Tomasz Skalski and Tomasz Stroiński, “Level sets and maximum likelihood estimation for the Ising model”, arXiv:2511.20925 (2025).

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