The adjacent-row bigrid perfection conjecture

Let a bigrid be an array with entries γ(ϵ,i,j)\gamma(\epsilon,i,j), where the indices are taken wherever the entries are defined, and let a bigrid be perfect in the sense defined in the paper. Adjacent-row bigrid perfection conjecture. Any bigrid satisfying

γ(1,i,j)=γ(0,i+1,j)\gamma(1,i,j)=\gamma(0,i+1,j)

whenever both sides are defined is perfect. The source notes that this conjecture is straightforward to verify when m=n=2m=n=2, but gives no general resolution.

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Eric M. Rains, “BC_n-symmetric abelian functions”, arXiv:math/0402113 (2006).

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