The prime-cyclic minimal-set formulation of the Lemke-Kleitman conjecture

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Let pp be a prime, let Zp\mathbb{Z}_p be the cyclic group of order pp, and let A(Zp)\mathcal A(\mathbb{Z}_p) denote the set of minimal zero-sum sequences over this group. A set ΩA(Zp)\Omega\subset\mathcal A(\mathbb{Z}_p) is minimal when it is minimal with respect to the relevant invariant, as defined in the source. Prime-cyclic Lemke-Kleitman formulation. There exists a minimal set ΩA(Zp)\Omega\subset\mathcal A(\mathbb{Z}_p) such that every VΩV\in\Omega has index one. The source states that this is equivalent to the Lemke-Kleitman conjecture for prime pp, which remains open.

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Guoqing Wang, “The universal zero-sum invariant and weighted zero-sum for infinite abelian groups”, arXiv:2212.13386 (2024).

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