The conjecture on symmetric six-tuples solving Problem 1
The conjecture on symmetric six-tuples solving Problem 1
A six-tuple is called symmetric when its first three entries are repeated in the same order in the last three entries. Problem 1 asks which six-tuples have the required property described in the paper.
Symmetric six-tuple conjecture. All symmetric six-tuples are solutions of Problem 1.
This conjecture is stated after the proof of the relevant obstruction-theoretic cases; the supplied text gives no further resolution or context.
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Primary source
Pavle V. M. Blagojevic and Aleksandra S. Dimitrijevic Blagojevic, “Using Equivariant Obstruction Theory in Combinatorial Geometry”, arXiv:math/0609053 (2007).
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