Puncturing-inclusion conjecture for MRD codes

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Let n,d∈Nn,d\in\mathbb N satisfy 1<d<n1<d<n, and let F\mathbb F be a finite field. An MRD code is a maximum rank-distance code. Puncturing-inclusion conjecture. There exists an [n×(n−1),n(n−d),d]F[n\times(n-1),n(n-d),d]_{\mathbb F} MRD code C\mathcal C such that its puncturing on one row is contained in an [(n−1)×(n−1),(n−1)(n−d+1),d−1]F[(n-1)\times(n-1),(n-1)(n-d+1),d-1]_{\mathbb F} MRD code. This open problem is equivalent to a smaller instance of the Etzion–Silberstein conjecture.

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Hugo Beeloo-Sauerbier Couvée and Alessandro Neri, “Irreducible Ferrers diagrams in the Etzion-Silberstein conjecture”, arXiv:2604.27868 (2026).

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