Duality conjecture for normed flow indices

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Let GG be a bridgeless graph and let d≥2d\ge 2 be an integer. For p∈[1,2]p\in[1,2] and q∈[2,∞]q\in[2,\infty], write ϕd,p(G)\phi_{d,p}(G) and ϕd,q(G)\phi_{d,q}(G) for the corresponding flow indices. Duality conjecture for normed flow indices. For every p∈[1,2]p\in[1,2], there exists q∈[2,∞]q\in[2,\infty] such that

ϕd,p(G)=ϕd,q(G),\phi_{d,p}(G)=\phi_{d,q}(G),

and conversely, for every q∈[2,∞]q\in[2,\infty], there exists p∈[1,2]p\in[1,2] satisfying the same equality. The source contrasts this with the usual duality relation 1/p+1/q=11/p+1/q=1 and leaves the asserted existence open.

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Chenxing Li, Jiaao Li, Rong Luo and Bo Su, “High-Dimensional p-Normed Flows”, arXiv:2601.12036 (2026).

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