The unique-norm integral Fourier matrix conjecture

Let ss be an integral Fourier matrix with dimensions d1,,dnd_1,\ldots,d_n, and suppose that all dimensions are equal:

d1==dn.d_1=\ldots=d_n.

Unique-norm integral Fourier matrix conjecture. Then

s{±1}n×n.s\in\{\pm 1\}^{n\times n}.

The claim proposes that an integral Fourier matrix with a unique norm can have only ±1\pm 1 as entries. The surrounding discussion presents this as an expectation that seems to hold in general, but provides no resolution.

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Primary source

Michael Cuntz, “Integral modular data and congruences”, arXiv:math/0611233 (2008).

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