Eriksson–Linusson's realizability conjecture for permutation arrays
Eriksson–Linusson's realizability conjecture for permutation arrays
A permutation array is an element of satisfying the permutation-array conditions, and denotes the corresponding permutation array variety, consisting of tuples of flags in in relative position . Eriksson–Linusson's realizability conjecture. Every permutation array can be realized by flags. Equivalently, every is nonempty. This conjecture asserts that the combinatorial permutation-array data always occur as the relative position of a tuple of flags; the supplied text gives no resolution status.
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Sara Billey and Ravi Vakil, “Intersections of Schubert varieties and other permutation array schemes”, arXiv:math/0502468 (2005).
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