Monotonicity conjecture for the period length of SOPS to Wright's equation

Let xx be a slowly oscillating periodic solution (SOPS) of Wright's equation

x(t)=αf(x(t1)),x'(t)=-\alpha f(x(t-1)),

with parameter α\alpha and period length L(α)L(\alpha). Monotonicity conjecture. The period length of SOPS to Wright's equation increases monotonically in α\alpha. This question concerns how the periods of slowly oscillating periodic solutions vary with the parameter in Wright's equation. The source states that the conjecture remains unresolved for α>π2+6.830×103\alpha>\tfrac{\pi}{2}+6.830\times10^{-3}, so it is open.

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Primary source

Jonathan Jaquette, “A proof of Jones' conjecture”, arXiv:1801.09806 (2018).

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