The symmetric-part conjecture for lattice varieties

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Let V\mathcal{V} be a lattice variety. Its symmetric part Vsym\mathcal{V}^{sym} is the variety axiomatized by all symmetric lattice identities true in V\mathcal{V}, where a lattice identity is symmetric when both of its terms are invariant under every permutation of its variables.

Symmetric-part conjecture. Each lattice variety V\mathcal{V} equals its symmetric part:

V=Vsym.\mathcal{V}=\mathcal{V}^{sym}.

The conjecture asks whether all lattice varieties are determined by their symmetric identities. Its status is not specified in the source.

References

Primary source

Leen Aburub and Gergo Gyenizse, “Outer and inner medians in some small lattices”, arXiv:2603.17958 (2026).

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