The isomorphism–isometry conjecture for symplectic quandles over \mathbb{Z}_n

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Let QQ and Q′Q' be symplectic quandles of the same dimension over the ring Zn\mathbb{Z}_n. They are isomorphism–isometry conjecture. Isomorphic as quandles if and only if they are isometric as symplectic quandles.

The conjecture is motivated by the theorem that non-degenerate symplectic quandles of the same dimension over a principal ideal domain are isomorphic as quandles if and only if they are isometric. The authors report that their search for counterexamples over Zn\mathbb{Z}_n with non-prime nn had found none, leaving the assertion open in the stated generality.

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Esteban Adam Navas and Sam Nelson, “On symplectic quandles”, arXiv:math/0703727 (2007).

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