Rump's prime-order classification conjecture for quasilinear cycle sets

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Let AA be a quasilinear cycle set, with its underlying set an abelian group, and let pp be a prime.

Rump's prime-order conjecture. If AA has size pp, then there is an isomorphism of quasilinear cycle sets

A≅Zp,A\cong \mathbb{Z}_p,

where

x∗y=α⋅yx\ast y=\alpha\cdot y

for some fixed α∈Zp∖{0}\alpha\in\mathbb{Z}_p\setminus\{0\}.

The source says this statement follows from the retraction conjecture for quasilinear cycle sets. Since that conjecture is proved in the paper, this prime-order consequence is solved as well.

References

Primary source

Carsten Dietzel, “Proof of Rump's Retraction Conjecture for Quasilinear Cycle Sets”, arXiv:2607.08609 (2026).

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