Conjecture that the principal arithmetic subgroup has no non-trivial symmetries
Conjecture that the principal arithmetic subgroup has no non-trivial symmetries
Let denote the order of the outer automorphism group of the principal arithmetic subgroup , in the setting of the arithmetic quotients considered in the paper. Symmetry conjecture. For all , , and therefore
The conjecture asserts that the principal arithmetic subgroup has no non-trivial outer symmetries; the source notes that this can be checked in small dimensions where the group is reflective, but does not provide a proof in higher dimensions. The displayed formula gives the resulting expression for the Euler characteristic of the minimal orbifold.
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M. Belolipetsky, “On Volumes of Arithmetic Quotients of SO(1,n)”, arXiv:math/0306423 (2004).
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