Determinant asymptotic conjecture for the Corner System

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Let FF be a skew finite subset of \backslashell1N\boldsymbol{\backslashell}_1^N, and let r∈(0,skew⁡(F)/2)r\in(0,\operatorname{skew}(F)/2). Define

k:=2N−1N⋅#F,k:=2^{N-1}N\cdot\#F,

so that kk is the number of 11-dimensional faces in C‾F(r)\overline{C}_F(r). Determinant asymptotic conjecture. For every such FF and rr,

det⁡(ZC‾F(r)(0))=4krk+O(rk+1).\det\bigl(Z_{\overline{C}_F(r)^{(0)}}\bigr)=4^k r^k+O(r^{k+1}).

The conjecture arose from numerical experiments involving determinant expansions used to study the limits of coefficients in the Corner System. It is presented as a potentially useful pattern, but no proof or resolution is given in the source.

References

Primary source

Sara Kalisnik and Davorin Lesnik, “Continuity of Magnitude at Skew Finite Subsets of _1^N”, arXiv:2603.04271 (2026).

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