Transitivity conjecture for classical r-matrices with signs

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Let nn be a positive integer, let g{\mathfrak g} be a Lie algebra, and let rggr\in {\mathfrak g}\otimes {\mathfrak g} solve the classical Yang–Baxter equation (CYBE). Let ϵ\boldsymbol{\epsilon} be a transitive n×nn\times n matrix with entries in {1,1}\{1,-1\}, and let r(ϵ)\mathbf r^{(\boldsymbol{\epsilon})} denote the associated tensor constructed from rr. Transitivity conjecture. The tensor r(ϵ)\mathbf r^{(\boldsymbol{\epsilon})} solves the CYBE. This is presented as an ultimate justification of the notion of transitivity; the supplied context does not state whether the conjecture has been resolved.

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Arkady Berenstein, Jacob Greenstein and Jian-Rong Li, “Monomial bialgebras”, arXiv:2602.02342 (2026).

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