The conjecture that saturated finite groups are abelian
The conjecture that saturated finite groups are abelian
Let be a finite group. Call saturated if every saturated -transfer system comes from a linear isometries operad.
Abelianness conjecture for saturated groups. If is a saturated finite group, then is abelian.
The question concerns which finite groups have the property that all saturated transfer systems arise from linear isometries operads. Many abelian cases are known, while the paper proves that several infinite families of non-abelian groups are not saturated; the existence of any saturated non-abelian group remains open.
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Primary source
Euan Aitken, “Equivariant linear isometries and infinite little discs operads via transfer systems”, arXiv:2601.15800 (2026).
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