The Sprague–Grundy conjecture for square rectairs

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A rectair is the rectair family used in CRIM, and G\mathcal G denotes its Sprague–Grundy value. Let rr and kk be integers with 0≤k<r0\leq k<r. Square-rectair conjecture.

G(Rr,rk)={0r is even or k<r−1,1r∈{3,5}, r is odd, and k=r−1,2otherwise.\mathcal G(R_{r,r}^k)= \begin{cases} 0& r\text{ is even or }k<r-1,\\ 1& r\in\{3,5\},\ r\text{ is odd, and }k=r-1,\\ 2&\text{otherwise.} \end{cases}

The conjecture extends the known values for several rectair families, but the source provides no proof or resolution.

References

Primary source

Ina Bašić, Eric Gottlieb and Matjaž Krnc, “CRIM: A Natural Game on Integer Partitions”, arXiv:2606.16828 (2026).

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